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Hotel Safety and Security Technology

Hotel security technology protects guests, employees and property, and helps staff respond faster when something goes wrong. Below are the safety and security partners we work with, from employee panic buttons to in-room sensors.

Safety & Security Partners

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ProSafe logo Employee panic buttons

ProSafe

Wearable employee panic buttons that double as master keys

Smart Hotel Manager logo Emergency response

Smart Hotel Manager

Mobile emergency plans, shutoff locations and incident records

Alerteer logo Smart room sensors

Alerteer

Sensors that detect smoking, vaping and carbon monoxide in rooms

Orbita logo Locks & access control

Orbita

Electronic locks, keypad entry, access control and room safes

Flexipass logo Digital room keys

Flexipass

Secure digital room keys that work with existing locks

The basics

What Is Hotel Safety and Security Technology?

It covers the systems that support employee safety, guest security, room access and emergency response. A large hotel may need several connected systems, while a smaller property may need one or two focused tools. Common types include:

  • Employee panic buttons and alert systems
  • Electronic locks and access control
  • Digital room keys
  • Guest ID scanning
  • Emergency response apps
  • Smart sensors for smoke, vape and carbon monoxide
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Buying tips

How to Choose Hotel Security Technology

  1. 01

    Name the specific risk first, such as staff safety, room access or in-room incidents.

  2. 02

    Decide who receives alerts and what happens next.

  3. 03

    Check integration with your PMS, locks and existing systems.

  4. 04

    Plan staff training before launch.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Electronic locks, access control, employee panic buttons, ID scanning, emergency response apps and smart sensors are the most common.

Wearable or mobile devices that let staff send an alert when they need help, so managers or security can respond quickly.

Yes. Smart sensors such as Alerteer detect smoking, vaping and carbon monoxide and alert staff in real time.