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Abloy UK launches CLIQ Local Manager Remote for flexible access control  

Abloy UK has launched CLIQ Local Manager (CLM) Remote, enabling users to update key authorisations and make changes to schedules via wall programming devices, offering a flexible access control solution.

CLIQ Local Manager is a locally installed software that is used for the day-to-day management of CLIQ master key systems, ideal for small to medium sized businesses. 

CLIQ Local Manager allows system managers to perform a variety of tasks based on the specific needs of their environment, including managing access rights of user keys locally via desktop programming devices, and now, wall programming devices too. 

Tony Barnes, Business Development Manager – Digital Key Systems at Abloy UK, explained: “The new addition of the ‘Remote’ functionality to CLM offers enhanced flexibility for administrators and key users, as it decentralises access rights updates. 

“Short-term changes to access rights and schedules can be implemented much more quickly, especially if several wall programming devices are installed across a premises. However, a high level of security is maintained through regular revalidation, minimising the risk of lost keys for peace of mind.”

The new software enables change of access rights for CLIQ keys

About CLIQ Local Manager

CLIQ Local Manager software can be installed on a standard Windows PC, offering flexibility and easy operation, with everything you need to run programmable key access control for a business.

The user-friendly interface offers the ability to add or amend users and change the access rights of CLIQ keys with the companion programming device. System managers can limit access according to 32 programmable time slots, with key audit trails available.

Ideally suited to small or medium-sized businesses, CLIQ Local Manager works with electromechanical CLIQ systems as well as eCLIQ, the fully electronic key access system based on the same technology. 

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