Access control · BankID
Access control without fobs or codes
Replace key fobs and door codes with BankID. The person verifies who they are before the door opens — no tag to hand out, no code that quietly spreads. You see who has been inside and when, and access is granted or revoked in seconds.
The problem
Fobs and codes are a leak built into the system
A fob only proves possession, not who is holding it. A shared code never stops spreading. Both demand admin you rarely have time for.
How JOBBS solves it
BankID access: identity opens the door
With JOBBS Access, the person verifies with BankID before the lock releases. Instead of administering physical fobs and shared codes, you grant access straight from the cloud — and revoke it just as fast.
BankID is the core, but not the only way in. If a temporary visitor needs to be let in, you can send a time-limited opening — without ever handing out a fob or a fixed code. Read more about BankID as a key, or see the whole access system.
Side by side
Fobs & codes vs. BankID access
The same door, two ways to control it. The difference is what actually opens it — a device that circulates, or an identity you can trust.
Want to see what a switch costs and returns? See pricing — JOBBS Access has a listed price from SEK 595/mo.
FAQ
Access without fobs — common questions
Does a visitor need an app to get in?
Not necessarily. BankID is the core of the identification, but you can add a time-limited one-off opening via link or SMS for occasional visitors. Regular users get the smoothest access through the mobile app.
What happens if someone loses their phone?
Nothing opens for the wrong person. The permission is tied to the person's BankID, not to a physical object that can be picked up. You can also withdraw access instantly in the cloud, unlike a fob that lives on until it's blocked by hand.
Do we have to replace our locks and doors?
No. Our controller drives the electric lock you already have, such as an electric strike or motor lock. If a door only has a mechanical lock, you add an electric one. You keep the door and the frame.
Can it work entirely without door codes?
Yes. The whole point is to drop the shared code. If you still need a code for the odd case, you can set a time-limited, personal digital code that expires on its own — not a fixed code everyone knows.
Let go of the fobs and codes
Book a demo and we'll show how BankID access works in practice — from locked door to logged opening.
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