JLL Deploys SwiftConnect’s Connected Access Network for Mobile Access in London Headquarters and Managed Assets

SwiftConnect, the provider of the connected access network for places and spaces, has announced that JLL, has standardised on SwiftConnect’s connected access network platform to deliver mobile wallet access across its corporate offices and the assets it manages, enabling employees and building occupiers to use mobile credentials in NFC wallets in place of physical badges.

The pilot at its 20 Water Street headquarters in London solved core challenges faced by JLL: managing disparate access control systems across its global corporate footprint and integrating its own access control with base building landlord systems, a common complexity in multi-tenanted buildings.

The SwiftConnect platform unified JLL’s different access control systems into a single pass stored in employees digital NFC wallet, using HID Signo™ readers and HID Seos® credential technology, so that employees can access both base building entrances and JLL office spaces with one credential on their smartphone or wearable device.

Daniel Correa, Growth Principal at JLL Spark, said, “Our investment in SwiftConnect years ago was driven by this clear gap between how enterprises manage physical identity and access. Fast forward to today, our decision to deploy the company’s platform across JLL offices and managed assets is a natural expression of our confidence in what SwiftConnect delivers.”

Chip K., Co-CEO at SwiftConnect, said, “JLL’s decision to deploy our connected access network across their own portfolio is the kind of validation that speaks for itself. It reflects the growing momentum SwiftConnect is experiencing across the UK and European market for a truly unified approach to access, irrespective of the existing physical security infrastructure.”

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