Hi Mark,
We have a very simple automated wifi checkin system through Deskworks. We
provide the one piece of hardware, a firewall/router, that's pretty
inexpensive. Then the cloud-based radius server sees and knows your members
through the MAC address of their connected devices. The automatic
Eric - do you have an automated system for having your members check in on
Nexudus, or do you do it manually?
On Wednesday, March 29, 2017 at 10:51:07 PM UTC-4, Eric Datanagan wrote:
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> On Tuesday, January 31, 2017 at 10:13:11 AM UTC-8, Mark Gordon wrote:
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>> Our property
I use Cobot but had technical problems using the 3rd party netbox
integration.
On Monday, March 27, 2017 at 10:42:07 AM UTC-6, Kevin Haggerty wrote:
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> Do none of you use Cobot? I've heard a lot about it and surprised to see
> no one mention it here.
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On Tuesday, January 31, 2017 at 10:13:11 AM UTC-8, Mark Gordon wrote:
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> Our property managers arent keen on Kisi (or anything that taps into base
> building security) so just curious what others have done, short of having
> someone physically sit there and check people in. This is
With all things it's about balance and striking the right balance between a
number of different factors. At Office Nomads we do have members sign in,
using an iPad at the front that's hooked in to Nadine, our management
system. We tie this with membership packages that don't do hourly, only
We never use a check-in system because members don't like it. I find it to
a barrier that reminds them that this is more of a tracation and ruins the
flow of them just coming in, working, and thinking of it as their own
space. I know there is a temptation to collect data as much as possible but
Angel, I love how you write that.
We have "honor system"/community guidelines if anyone asks how it's counted,
and if anyone makes a face, I say, "you can tally it and if you want it to be
tallied for you, we can make a Google Spreadsheet for you to add a 1 each time,
or stick a Post-It note
I stopped doing checkin b/c I couldn't even any more. No one reliably used
any system and unless it's automatic like a retinal scan they don't know is
happening, I couldn't find a free solution we liked. So we just stopped and
it doesn't even matter. When I did track users, they never followed
That's interesting feedback, thanks a lot! We work with a lot of spaces who
have no issues at all, so maybe that's why we never really get that on the
radar.
We'll think of easier ways for landlords to "coworking enable" their
building door in a way that is less intrusive.
cheers
On
Hi @Bernard, We are in a nearly 2,000,000sf complex, and the base building
managers defintiely need to be involved for approval when asking to tap
into base building security, if not for emergency purposes (fire) but also
security wise on their side. (Making sure no one can gain access to their
Mark, there is a few alternatives listed
here
http://www.nexudus.com/en/blog/read/292950659/the-art-of-checking-members-in-and-out.
Specially network (WiFi/wired) check-in may be a good compromise. It
obviously doesn't offer any of the security, but it is pretty easy to
install. unobtrusive
For what it's worth, I've generally been extremely successful in asking our
landlords for all KINDS things, but getting them to be okay with anything
tied into building security has been a non-starter. I was pretty keen keen
to give KISI a go, and our building's security staff is remarkably
Hey Tom,
That's amazing! If you are willing to share how you built the tap in/ out
system, we'd love to host it on our commmunity board:
http://community.getkisi.com/
I'm sorry to hear that you feel you got too much information from us - it's
just we launched tons of products recently and
We use Nexudus coworking management software and have built a homebrew tap
in/out system using a couple of cheap 10" wall mounted monitors, stick PCs
and proximity touch pads that reads our access passes, connected to Nexudus
via their check in software.
It works, just. We have a ton of
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