Brivo vs. Salesforce Identity

We maintain a trash district for five buildings and we have recently undergone a trash audit with the city of Santa Cruz and an independent auditor to accurately bill the tenants of the district by type of business and usage. Brivo has been instrumental in providing access reports and video event capture to assist in tenant usage as well as identifying the type of refuge each tenant is disposing of. The system is easily set up to allow limited access to outside users for projects like this. The ability to run reports at any given time and by select dates has been a useful tool.

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It has been able to handle pretty much anything we have been able to throw at it

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• Tracking who is coming and going and at what time.
• Video monitoring capabilities.
• Intuitive software for trouble shooting or programming schedules.
• Generating usage reports.

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• I can use it anywhere
• easy to access
• easy to understand

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• Brivo is currently upgrading its UI and there have been some minor hiccups.

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• Not really anything, but perhaps the price, but it is fully featured and robust.

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It is very straightforward

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At the time, Kisi did not allow for differing access based on elevator floors, but this may have changed.

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One system completes the other. I use Salesforce Identity to enter Salesforce CMS. All my company's client portfolios are in SF CMS. I use the Salesforce Identity and the Salesforce CMS every day, all the time.

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• Saves so much time.
• Keeps us organized.
• Tenants are asking us to deploy to their spaces, helping us transition from physical keys.

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• Users had positive feedback having to remember less passwords

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