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KEBA HANDOVER AUTOMATION GERMANY GMBH

KEBA Handover Automation Germany GmbH specializes in intelligent handover and automation solutions for companies. As international automation and digitalization experts, we develop and implement holistic systems for the secure handover and management of company assets.

Our solutions record, control and monitor the entire handover process for sensitive objects - from keys, tools and work equipment to workwear and weapons. Based on proven RFID technology, we combine the highest security and quality standards with an intuitive operating concept and consistent process excellence.

As part of the internationally active KEBA Group, the German site combines many years of market expertise with global innovative strength. This results in future-proof solutions that sustainably optimize efficiency, safety and transparent processes and create a reliable basis for smooth processes and high user satisfaction.

Industry

Our products and solutions can be used in almost any industry, e.g:

  • Industry
  • Justice, police and military
  • Healthcare (hospitals, care facilities, ...)
  • Service provider

Solutions

Excerpt from our solutions:

  • Key and visitor management
  • Management of work equipment and tools (managed services)
  • Automated management of workwear
  • Management of weapons, ammunition and personal emergency call devices
  • Management of fleet and pool vehicles

Service portfolio

  • ISO 9001:2015 and Tisax (ENX Portal) certified
  • Development and production of hardware and software at the company site in Oberlungwitz (Saxony)
  • Complete support from the first customer consultation, through project support and training to technical support

Specialty

  • We specialize in transfer solutions for a wide range of industries and applications.
  • The personnel-free operation ensures access to every property around the clock.
  • Circulation volumes can be reduced and economic efficiency improved.