IDentiTRAK

The first of its kind in the industry, IDentiTrak is a fully-remote, long-range asset tracking tool uniquely linked to access control, providing increased asset security and unparalleled loss prevention.
 
IDentiTRAK provides:

• Powerful anti-theft deterrence

• Immediate location of tagged assets

• User friendly software

• Customized asset reports

A Lock-down on theft
By assigning specific assets to cardholders, IDentiTRAK effectively monitors movement of tagged assets and cardholders within buildings and designated perimeter. Attempts to remove unauthorized assets denies exit and generates an alarm condition. IDentiTRAK can even sound alarms in the event of tampering with asset transmitters.

Real-time Tracking
User friendly software tied to facility floor plans provides immediate location of tagged assets, saving manpower and time locating needed inventory. The system makes it easier for authorized users to changed or add tags to an asset when necessary.

Data Management and Reporting
The system can be designed to generate a variety of custom reports on asset movement histories; equipment maintenance schedules, lease and rental agreements, restricted area access data, and much more.

Asset Security
With the use of IDentiPASS, IDenticard's premier access control system, IDentiTRAK assigns assets to unparalleled asset security.

Small transmitters or tags are affixed and asset readers are installed at selected doors. When a cardholder carrying a tagged asset presents his or her card to the access control reader, the door asset reader instantly recognized both the cardholder and the asset and allows the cardholder to proceed. Attempts to remove assets by unauthorized cardholders result in an alarm condition a temporary lock-down, and other desired system responses.

Asset Tracking
The IDentiTRAK asset module can be installed as a standalone system to provide asset tracking. Assets with tags are located and their position is displayed on a PC using a geo-reference floor plan. As assets are moved around the building, their movement is displayed in near-real time.

Assets can be tracked individually, by groups, or by defined areas of a building. Notification of scheduled events such as maintenance intervals, expiration of an equipment lease, or asset assignment is possible. Assets removed from an area or building can generate an alarm condition and interface with other devices can cause activation of other system hardware in response.