Kindoo Access Control System

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Re: Kindoo Access Control System

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ELHawkes wrote: Sun Oct 06, 2024 3:29 pm If the system does support tablets, it would be interesting to know what specific tablets are supported since only IOS and Android phones are supported. I would assume that the Amazon fire tablet would not.
Amazon Fire tablets run Fire OS, which is a modified version of Android. It's likely that the Android app would work on a Fire tablet, but Kindoo would need to upload their app to the Amazon Appstore in addition to the Google Play Store (maybe they'd be willing to if there's demand, based on swigginton's experience working with them).

It's also possible to install Google Play Store on a Fire tablet and download almost any app, but the process of setting that up is a little hacky and probably not endorsed by Google or Amazon.
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Re: Kindoo Access Control System

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In our Area, they are not giving the Building Scheduler access to give rights to Kindoo. So it means that the Building Scheduler needs to coordinate with me anytime someone schedules the building. I have created a Google form that they can fill out to request this access. But just wonder if others have maybe come up with a better solution.
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Re: Kindoo Access Control System

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mmacconnell wrote: Sat Oct 12, 2024 10:36 am In our Area, they are not giving the Building Scheduler access to give rights to Kindoo. So it means that the Building Scheduler needs to coordinate with me anytime someone schedules the building. I have created a Google form that they can fill out to request this access. But just wonder if others have maybe come up with a better solution.
You might want to find out if the FM group or your stake president made that decision. If the FM group, your stake president can probably override that and tell the FM to add your building scheduler as a manager. It's important to understand that a Kindoo manager has the ability to manage any user in the stake, so you need to establish some parameters. In our case, our stake building scheduler understands that she only adds temporary users and is responsible to provide documentation and training to them, as needed. Everything else goes through our stake Kindoo manager (Stake STS). It may also depend on how frequently your buildings are used for private events. If very infrequent, your process is probably fine. If frequent, it makes sense to have someone dealing with those.
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