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Salto Systems
Salto Systems enables coworking spaces to manage access, security, and member experience through smart, keyless technology.
About Salto Systems
Salto Systems provides smart, keyless access solutions designed for modern coworking spaces, combining electronic locks, cloud-based software, and mobile credentials into one seamless ecosystem. Their products allow operators to manage doors, meeting rooms, lockers, and shared resources in real time, while integrating with booking and membership platforms. This enables automated access based on reservations, flexible permissions tied to membership plans, and centralized control across multiple locations. By replacing traditional keys with digital access via smartphones, cards, or tags, Salto enhances security, improves member experience, and streamlines daily operations for flexible work environments.
Key Features
Smart LocksMobile KeysAccess ControlSmart Access ControlKeyless EntryCoworking Automation
Salto Systems is a global provider of smart access and identity management solutions, offering electronic locking systems and cloud-based platforms that replace traditional keys with secure, flexible digital access for buildings and workplaces. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Oiartzun, the company operates in over 40 countries worldwide. Today, Salto Systems serves a wide range of industries including hospitality, education, offices, and coworking, supporting millions of users with scalable and secure access infrastructure.
See Salto Systems at Coworking Tech Week
Salto Systems is an exhibitor at Coworking Tech Week, the annual virtual event for coworking technology. Visit their exhibitor booth to request a live demo and connect with the team.
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