Brivo integrates Schlage XE360 with Security Suite

AUSTIN, Texas – Brivo has announced the Schlage XE360 Series with RealSync lock is available within the Brivo Security Suite, delivering continuous, 24/7 Wi-Fi connectivity across all commercial doors at up to 70% lower cost per door than traditional hardwired systems, the company says. Unlike conventional wireless locks that rely on periodic, scheduled "check-ins" or proprietary gateways, the Schlage XE360 Series with RealSync maintains a continuous cloud connection using existing building Wi-Fi infrastructure, with remote commands and access updates executed in less than 10 seconds, it says. “For decades, security managers have had to compromise on which doors to secure because traditional hardwired access control simply didn't scale across an entire facility,” said Steve Van Till, founder and president of Brivo. “The Schlage XE360 Series with RealSync integrated with the Brivo Security Suite eliminates the cost and infrastructure, making real-time visibility and policy enforcement achievable for every single door opening.” 

Benefits of integration include: 

• Delivers instant remote lock and unlock execution, on-demand audit logs and immediate door event alerts (such as forced or propped doors) without waiting for interval syncs. 

• Connects directly over existing Wi-Fi networks, eliminating the need for dedicated control panels, proprietary wireless gateways, or expensive wiring runs. 

• Reduces upfront capital costs and installation complexity, making full-facility access control for every door economically viable. 

• Easily upgrades existing doors from offline to real-time online locks by replacing the internal module rather than the entire lockset. 

• Offers full year of battery life on standard AA batteries while remaining continuously connected to the network. 

• Centralizes management of perimeter hardwired openings, interior wireless doors, video intelligence, and visitor management within a single Brivo Security Suite interface. 

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