Confirm the hardware fit
Identify the protected function, controller or actuator, power supply, and NFC or Bluetooth interfaces. Validate the enclosure, environment, and communication profile for your target product.
Connect a compatible device to its assigned owner or operator through NFC, Bluetooth, or both. The app verifies the device and the person's permission before the integration enables the approved action, such as releasing a lock.
Your business manages devices through a Maker account. Owners and operators sign in to use assigned items. Start by evaluating your hardware and the function you want to protect.
They sign in to the app and tap the NFC tag, connect over Bluetooth, or use both, according to the device's configuration.
The configured flow checks the device identity, user verification, and the operator's assignment to that device.
The integrated hardware allows the approved action under the rules defined for the deployment.
Identify the protected function, controller or actuator, power supply, and NFC or Bluetooth interfaces. Validate the enclosure, environment, and communication profile for your target product.
Plan device registration, operator assignment, user verification, recovery, and reassignment. Specify how access should behave when the phone or device loses connectivity.
Test the complete flow on representative hardware, including enrollment, approved actions, denied access, and lifecycle changes, before expanding the deployment.
Initial setup requires an internet connection. Supported deployments can perform later local cryptographic checks temporarily offline, with periodic synchronization to keep lifecycle state current. Confirm the offline behavior during your integration evaluation.
Device Control NFC usage costs $0.01 per successful tap, billed monthly to the product brand's Maker account. Review the billing details and usage calculator, then discuss your hardware, control mode, and integration scope with us.
Email [email protected] with your device type, protected function, available interfaces, and expected deployment size to arrange an introductory call.