05CyberAudit-Web

Software

Every key, lock and schedule, run from a browser.

CyberAudit-Web is the management software for CyberLock: people and keys, access schedules, audit trails, reports and alerts, from any browser on a desktop, laptop or phone.

CyberAudit-Web on a desktop monitor, showing an access schedule grid
Plate 05CyberAudit-Web, software

CyberAudit-Web is where a CyberLock system is run: a web-based platform for keys, locks, access schedules and reports, from any browser on a desktop, laptop or mobile device. Administrators assign keys to people or groups, decide which locks each key opens and when, and set the expiry that brings a key back for its next update.

Audit trails from keys and locks arrive every time a key is updated, building a tamper-proof record of every access event, granted and denied. Reports are built from it, and notifications go out automatically for the events that matter: a denied attempt, a low battery, a key about to expire.

We supply, configure and support CyberAudit-Web, and can host and run it for you so there is no server on site to look after.

What it does

1

People and keys

Assign keys to users or groups, set expiries, revoke lost keys and require two-factor sign-in for administrators.

2

Schedules that fit the job

Access by lock, by day and by time, or simply until a date.

3

Audit and reports

Every granted and denied event from keys and locks, with custom reports and scheduled email.

4

Dashboard and alerts

An at-a-glance view of the system, with real-time alerts for denied attempts, low batteries and expiring keys.

In the field

Questions

What people ask first.

Something else? Ask us directly.

Do we need our own server?

No. We can host and run CyberAudit-Web for you, or install it on your own infrastructure if you prefer.

Can administrators work from a phone?

Yes. CyberAudit-Web runs in any modern browser, on a desktop, laptop or mobile device.

Tell us what's fitted today.

Send us a lock schedule, a few photos or just a rough count of doors and keys. We'll come back with what it takes.