Doors open with just a QR code scan from a smartphone, replacing old key-card systems and easing member entry.
Gold Coast Techspace
Coworking hub
Secure every door with a QR scan
Replace keys, cards and PINs with QR access you can manage in the cloud. Grant, change or revoke entry in seconds, backed by AWS IoT, and built to fit property, hospitality and shared spaces.
Remote access control
AWS IoT-backed security
Works with existing doors
Trusted by teams that value secure, effortless
Doors now open with a quick QR scan, eliminating cumbersome key management and streamlining entry for members.
Gold Coast Techspace
Coworking hub, Queensland
It significantly reduced administrative burdens, letting staff focus on their business.
Gold Coast Techspace
Operations team
Members appreciate the convenience and security of the QR-based system.
Gold Coast Techspace
Member feedback
Simplify access control, keep it secure
Issue, manage and revoke door access remotely with secure QR codes, no keys, cards or shared PINs to jug
Grant and revoke access in seconds
AWS-backed cloud security
Options like geo-lockdown
Built for the way your property runs
Ideal for property managers, short-term rentals, coworking and hospitality, handle everyday access change
Member and staff access by door
Temporary access for contractors
Works with low-cost IoT devices
AUD 600m
US$87m to US$315.9m
AUD 537m
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QR access with cloud-based management
Remote access grants and revokes
Hardware and installation guidance
Multi-site setup for your locations
Users, roles and temporary access options
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Answers to common questions about ScanseQR
Can QR codes be copied or shared?
Yes, a QR image can be copied, so access still needs to be enforced by the system. ScanseQR is built for authorised entry only, with access granted, managed, and revoked centrally so you can control who can open which door and when.
What if someone’s phone dies?
You can still control access without relying on one person’s device. ScanseQR lets you issue and revoke access remotely, including temporary access for staff, guests, or contractors, so you can provide an alternative authorised person if needed.
Will it work with our doors?
It can integrate with existing door hardware, depending on what you have today. The quickest way to confirm fit is a demo, where you can walk through your doors, locks, and access points and check the right setup.
Is setup complicated or disruptive?
No, it is designed for easy deployment using low-cost IoT devices and integration with existing hardware. You can move door by door and start with one site or entry point before rolling out wider.
How do we manage access day to day?
You manage access remotely through the platform, without issuing keys, cards, or PINs. This is designed to reduce the manual admin of granting, changing, and revoking access across doors and sites.
How secure is the platform?
It is built on AWS IoT cloud infrastructure and uses ScanseQR’s scanning technology to support secure access control. This is designed to protect access without adding friction for everyday users.
Where did you source the claims made on this page?
All claims made on this page can be found here:
- **Smart-lock growth:** The Australian smart-lock market was about **US$87.0 million in 2025** and is forecast to reach **US$315.9 million by 2034** (CAGR ≈14.6%) (www.imarcgroup.com).
- **Flexible workspace boom:** Australia’s coworking industry is sizeable (~**AUD 537 million in 2025** (www.optixapp.com)) and is projected to grow rapidly (up to **23.6% annual growth to 2030** (www.optixapp.com)).
- **Short-term rentals rising:** The Australian short-term rental market is expanding – listings grew by **~11% in one year**, from about 121 K in 2021 to 132 K recently (a 45% increase) (hello.pricelabs.co). Airbnb’s Australian listings specifically jumped **~25% year-over-year** according to recent data (hello.pricelabs.co).
- **High cost of lost keys:** A study found Australian businesses lose ~**AUD 600 million annually** due to misplaced keys and access cards (www.securityexpo.com.au), underscoring demand for digital access solutions.
- **Mobile credential adoption:** In Asia-Pacific and globally, organisations are rapidly shifting to mobile IDs: about **39% of organisations now use mobile credentials** for access, and 44–48% of security pros cite mobile or contactless access as a top trend (www.frontier-enterprise.com).
- **QR vs plastic cards:** Security experts (Axis Communications) note that **QR-code credentials** can be **more secure and efficient than traditional access cards**, with added benefits (e.g. less plastic waste) (newsroom.axis.com).
- **Global QR access market:** More broadly, the **global QR-code access control market** was valued around **US$727 million in 2024** and is projected to reach **US$1.323 billion by 2031** (≈9.6% CAGR) (rakindaiot.com).
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