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LocknCharge Launches Smart Locker System for Device Management

LocknCharge, a developer of solutions for charging, storing, securing, and managing mobile technologies, has announced the FUYL Enhanced Smart Locker System, a software, hardware, and app-based kiosk solution for authenticated self-serve access to mobile devices with integrated device management.

The FUYL System includes:

  • Smart locker hardware (available in five-bay or 15-bay sizes) and optional accessories;
  • iOS-based Kiosk App for users to self-authenticate and access devices; and
  • Web-based portal for managing the system remotely, featuring workflows, identity management, single sign-on, and asset management functionalities.

The system's reporting tools offer a holistic view of device assignments, breakage rates, and more, LocknCharge explained in a news announcement. The company also provides comprehensive onboarding and ongoing technical and hardware support.

For more information, visit the LocknCharge site.

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