About
SiteMaster 200 is a professional-grade key management software solution developed by Schlage under the Allegion brand, targeting commercial facilities, campuses, and enterprise properties. The software provides a centralized platform for managing mechanical key systems, enabling administrators to track key assignments, maintain detailed usage histories, and monitor changes across complex key hierarchies. Key features include the ability to identify interchanges between different key systems, import existing key data for seamless transitions, and expand tracking capabilities as facilities grow. SiteMaster 200 integrates into Schlage's broader layered security philosophy, which combines restricted and open keying products alongside Primus cylinders within unified keyway families. The software is particularly well-suited for building owners, facility managers, and security administrators who manage large numbers of keys across multiple entry points — such as hospitals, universities, commercial office buildings, and multi-tenant properties. It enables organized record-keeping, reduces the risk of unauthorized key duplication, and supports compliance with security protocols. By bridging physical key system management with software-based tracking, SiteMaster 200 offers an upgradeable solution that adapts to evolving security requirements. It works alongside Schlage's broader portfolio of mechanical locks, electrified locks, and access control products to deliver a comprehensive physical security ecosystem.
Key Features
- Key History Management: Maintain detailed records of key assignments, changes, and usage histories for full accountability across a facility.
- Interchange Identification: Identify interchanges between different key systems to understand and manage cross-system key access.
- Key System Import & Expansion: Easily import existing key system data and expand tracking capabilities as facilities grow or change.
- Scalable Enterprise Support: Designed to manage complex, multi-building or campus-wide key systems for large commercial or institutional facilities.
- Schlage Ecosystem Integration: Works seamlessly with Schlage's mechanical locks, Primus cylinders, and layered security keying products.
Use Cases
- A hospital security team uses SiteMaster 200 to track thousands of keys across multiple buildings, ensuring accountability and preventing unauthorized duplication.
- A university facility manager imports an existing key system into SiteMaster 200 to centralize records and identify overlapping interchanges across campus buildings.
- A commercial property management company expands its key system tracking as new tenants move in, using SiteMaster 200 to maintain organized histories.
- A corporate campus security administrator audits key assignment records in SiteMaster 200 during an occupancy change to revoke and reissue keys systematically.
- A construction project manager uses SiteMaster 200 to manage temporary keying during building construction and transition to a permanent key system post-completion.
Pros
- Comprehensive Tracking: Provides a centralized system for managing all key data, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or lost keys.
- Enterprise-Grade Scalability: Suitable for large, complex facilities with multiple buildings, entry points, and thousands of keys.
- Trusted Commercial Brand: Developed by Schlage (Allegion), a widely recognized leader in commercial physical security hardware and software.
Cons
- Physical Key Systems Only: Focused exclusively on mechanical key management and does not cover electronic access control or digital credentials.
- Likely Paid/Licensed: As commercial enterprise software, it likely requires a paid license, which may not suit small facilities or tight budgets.
- Limited Public Documentation: Detailed feature documentation, pricing, and system requirements are not readily available without contacting sales.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is SiteMaster 200 used for?
SiteMaster 200 is used to manage physical key systems in commercial facilities. It tracks key histories, identifies interchanges between key systems, and allows administrators to import or expand key tracking data.
Who is SiteMaster 200 designed for?
It is designed for facility managers, building owners, and security administrators overseeing large commercial properties such as office buildings, hospitals, universities, and multi-tenant facilities.
Does SiteMaster 200 work with electronic access control?
SiteMaster 200 is focused on mechanical key system management. Schlage offers separate electronic access control products for digital credentials and electronic locks.
Can I import an existing key system into SiteMaster 200?
Yes, SiteMaster 200 supports importing existing key system data, making it easy to transition or expand your current key tracking setup.
Is SiteMaster 200 part of the Schlage product ecosystem?
Yes, it is developed by Schlage under the Allegion brand and integrates with Schlage's mechanical lock and Primus cylinder product lines as part of a layered security approach.
