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Resort access solutions

One access plan, more than one guest moment.

A mixed-format plan helps a property decide when a card remains simplest and when a wearable creates a better guest or operational experience.

Start with your property
RoomFamiliar card workflow
LeisureWearable convenience
ControlOne confirmed technical brief

Decision framework

Do not force every guest interaction into the same format.

Room entry, pool access, spa use and day visits can have different practical needs even when they sit within the same property.

The access plan maps those journeys first, then evaluates which credentials can be supported by the installed systems and operating workflow.

Specification

Resort access set specification

Coordinated card and wristband platform
Card formatCR80, 85.6 × 54 mm
Card body thickness0.76 mm
Credential frequency13.56 MHz, ISO/IEC 14443
Low-frequency option125 kHz, where the installed environment requires it
Chip tiersEntry HF, standard HF, high-security HF or AES-secure HF — tier selected from the confirmed system requirement
Wearable formatsSilicone, woven textile or wood, matched to the guest journey
CoordinationShared colour and artwork system across cards and wearables
Minimum order quantity500 pieces per credential type
Production time14–21 days after artwork approval
CompatibilityConfirmed independently for each access function — room, leisure, locker or payment

Figures describe the standard product platform. Chip tier, finish, closure and delivery scope are confirmed per property; compatibility is never assumed from the table alone.

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One visual system.
Five coordinated views.

Cards and wearables are shown as a coordinated visual family, not as proof that one credential works across every access point. Each function remains subject to separate technical confirmation.

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PRODUCT / ACCESS SET

Coordinated credentials

A combined card, silicone and woven direction for properties mapping several guest moments. Credential support, encoding and cross-system use must be confirmed for each access function.

One property, several guest moments.

Room, pool, spa and day-use journeys are mapped first, then matched to the credentials the installed systems support.

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Map the journey

List where a credential is issued, carried, used, replaced and returned.

02

Separate assumptions

Confirm each access function rather than assuming one credential works everywhere.

03

Release in stages

Approve technical fit, product format, artwork and delivery as distinct decisions.

Bring the system.
We will narrow the product.

Start with the property, use case, destination and what is known about the installed access environment.

Three controls before release. Each stage is reviewed separately so an attractive product direction never substitutes for technical or operational confirmation.

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