Assign a key with an issue number or mission number.
If you have many keys you manage, you can assign a key to a person without needing the serial number.
Even if the Cyberkey has not been added to your system, you can assign it this way.
An issue number is a unique, 8-digit number generated by CyberAudit-Web and linked to the key holder's record.
With Issue Numbers, the administrator can give the key holder any CyberKey not already in the system.
You can issue a key with either an issue number or a mission number.
To do this, you will go to your people list.
Click on the number in the row for keys to begin to assign a key.
You have the option to create an issue number. Select the subsystem, and if you want to use a template to link.
Click ok
when you plug the CyberKey in, the Cyberlink 2 software will ask for the issue or mission number. Enter the issue number generated.
When you connect a key to configure the Cyberlink 2 software will ask for the issue or mission number if the key is not assigned.
A mission is best to use if you have users sharing keys or use a ValidiKey Vault. The Mission number can be entered just like the issue number.
You would click create a mission and provide it a name. Then click the OK button.
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