Morse Watchmans KeyWatcher has been upgraded
Posted by jasonleach.net at 8 Feb 2012 
Categories: KeyWatcher, asset management, asset security, Morse Watchmans, key cabinet, key management, key control
Categories: KeyWatcher, asset management, asset security, Morse Watchmans, key cabinet, key management, key control
The latest major upgrade of KeyWatcher, Morse Watchmans’ signature product, is now available in Australia through Australian Security Technology Pty Ltd (ASTPL), exclusive Australian distributors. Dubbed KeyWatcher Touch because of the new bright 7” touchscreen, the system now boasts even greater capability.
One of the new features is KeyAnywhere which allows the user to return the key to any KeyWatcher in an organisation’s site. As well, the user can locate which KeyWatcher a specific key is held, or determine who has this out, with the new KeyFind feature.
Other enhancements include an easier to use interface and improved integration capabilities for third party software. The touchscreen has easy-to-read, large buttons for convenient navigation. The status bar guides the user on what to do and this shows what is happening.
The “My Keys Out” feature allows user to see which keys they have out, if any of the keys are overdue and when their keys will be overdue.
Key removal has been made easier through the provision of a keys list that a user may have access to.
KeyWatcher Touch allows more capacity and control, with up to 14,400 keys and 10,000 users per site. A new “Site” concept allows the use of a common database. For even greater security, longer user IDs are now available up to any six digits, plus a four digit PIN.
The KeyWatcher software has been expanded to provide new access control-style interface. An auto-sync feature automatically updates KeyWatcher systems as changes are made.
A new “Profiles” feature makes for quicker, easier programming of users. This feature also provides a quick way to assign users key and group permissions, access level, and many other settings.
The software also provides new, easier to read reports which utilise colour and includes more information.
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