Wavelynx - the mobile-first access control pioneer unlocking secure, flexible entry for modern buildings. Supporting straightforward authentication, system compatibility, and security suited to all evolving environments.

Wavelynx is a leading innovator in secure mobile credential and access control reader technology, delivering modern, flexible authentication solutions for today’s connected buildings. Designed for organisations seeking to move beyond traditional cards and fobs, Wavelynx enables secure, frictionless access using smartphones, wearables, and smart credentials.
With a strong focus on security, interoperability, and future-ready design, Wavelynx solutions are trusted globally across commercial, enterprise, education, healthcare, and critical infrastructure environments.
What makes a modern access control system truly future-ready? Wavelynx answers these challenges with a mobile-first, secure, and open approach to access control:
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Wavelynx specialises in BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) and NFC-enabled access control readers, allowing users to unlock doors securely using mobile credentials stored on smartphones and smart devices. This mobile-first approach reduces the cost, administration, and security risks associated with physical credentials.
Whether deployed in new installations or as part of a system upgrade, Wavelynx readers deliver a future-proof access control platform that adapts to evolving security and workplace requirements.
Designed with integrators and system designers in mind, Wavelynx readers support a wide range of access control platforms and credential technologies, enabling straightforward installation and migration from legacy systems.
Key benefits include:

Wavelynx access control solutions are ideally suited for:
By partnering with CIE Group, customers gain access to expert technical support, trusted integration advice, and industry-leading access control solutions from Wavelynx. Together, we deliver secure, scalable, and future-ready access systems that meet the demands of modern buildings and digital-first users.
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