Authorized Brivo Installer in Atlanta, GA

Yes. JBT is an authorized Brivo installer serving Atlanta and the surrounding metro, with concentrated experience in the Downtown and Midtown office cores — including towers like Bank of America Plaza, Truist Plaza, and One Atlantic Center — as well as Buckhead and the Westside. We design, install, and commission Brivo Access end-to-end: ACS300, ACS6000, and ACS6100 controllers, Brivo Smart Readers, and Mobile Pass. Because so much of downtown Atlanta's office stock is multi-tenant, a large share of our Atlanta scope of work involves structuring the Brivo account hierarchy so property managers and individual tenants each get the right level of administrative control.

Brivo Access lets a property manager carve a single Brivo account into per-tenant sub-accounts, so each tenant administers their own suite's users, schedules, and credentials while the property manager retains shared-amenity and lobby-turnstile authority. This is the model JBT uses on most Downtown and Midtown Atlanta towers, since buildings like those anchoring Bank of America Plaza and Truist Plaza typically house a dozen or more independent tenants who need to manage their own access without touching each other's door groups. It also means a tenant's IT department can integrate Brivo with their own Okta or Microsoft Entra ID instance without affecting neighboring suites.

Yes — JBT has commissioned Brivo Mobile Pass for a number of technology and professional-services tenants throughout the Midtown corridor, where mobile credentials paired with SSO through Okta or Microsoft Entra ID are close to a baseline expectation now rather than a premium option. Mobile Pass uses Bluetooth and NFC to unlock Brivo Wave and other Mobile Pass-capable readers directly from a smartphone, and because credential issuance and revocation happen in the cloud, Midtown tenants with fast headcount growth or frequent contractor turnover avoid the lag of printing and re-issuing physical badges. Older prox-only readers need to be swapped to Wave readers before Mobile Pass will work on that door.

Atlanta deployments typically use Brivo ACS300 for single-door needs up through ACS6000 and ACS6100 panels for larger multi-door floors and full-building rollouts, tied to Brivo Smart Readers including the Wave multi-tech line and HID Signo-compatible readers. For buildings with self-service visitor or high-security entry requirements, we add Brivo Visitor Pro and Brivo Snapshot AI facial verification at controlled doors. Because a lot of Atlanta's Class-A stock is multi-tenant, we also frequently scope Brivo's API integrations with existing Eagle Eye, Verkada, or Envoy systems already in place rather than replacing video or visitor infrastructure that's already working.

Yes. Beyond initial design, installation, and commissioning, JBT offers ongoing service and maintenance agreements for Brivo systems throughout Atlanta, including troubleshooting reader or panel issues, adjusting door schedules and tenant sub-accounts as buildings turn over tenants, and coordinating firmware and hardware updates as Brivo releases them. This matters most in multi-tenant Downtown and Midtown towers, where the property manager's Brivo account structure needs periodic maintenance as new tenants move in and old ones move out — sub-accounts have to be created, decommissioned, and re-scoped without disrupting building-wide amenity access or lobby turnstile authority.