Zebra Open Racks

Single-sided or double-sided, standardized modular open racks accommodate 30 to 60 Zebra devices. With a variety of device configurations and various mounting and installation options, the open racks meet the needs of your physical workspace and operational workflows.

By creating a central point where employees store and retrieve your equipment in a controlled manner, you ensure greater efficiency at the start and end of shifts. In addition, you will ensure that equipment is always charged and ready for use so that each shift is accomplished without interruptions.

Cloud-based management tool

Implement cradle locks with the Zebra Access Management System (ZAMS) for easy management of all stored devices. Easily control access to devices for authorized personnel, create standard workflows, charge all batteries, check battery status and create clear reports.

The ZAMS portal is accessible from any device with a Web browser and allows you, for example, to create e-mail notifications for when a device is not returned, or is removed without being logged in. This way you notify the right people within your organization immediately, proactively and fully automatically.

What is the Zebra Access Management System?

The Zebra Access Management System (ZAMS) is a software platform designed specifically for Zebra’s storage systems, such as Intelligent Cabinets, Racks and Cradle Locks. It provides advanced access management, reporting and monitoring features to enhance the security of your valuable assets. With ZAMS, you can authorize individual users or groups of users to access specific cabinets and compartments, and track each user’s access history and activity. It also provides alerts and notifications to notify you of suspicious activity or possible security breaches.

There are three elements to this software:

An application running on the device (Android version 7.0 or higher)
A touch screen with a management module
The portal

The Android application is installed on the mobile device, allowing it to communicate with the management system via Bluetooth or WiFi during the charging and login process. The management system and portal record events such as the date and time when a device is removed/inserted from the holder. But also the success/failure of notification and an alerted event. Furthermore, associated information such as user ID, device serial number and battery level are reported.