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Secure access to locks in ATM vaults and cash dispensers
2nd largest bank-insurer in Belgium and 1st financial partner of the public sector
2nd largest bank-insurer in Belgium and 1st financial partner of the public sector, Belfius operates a network of 530 bank branches, each with an average of 5 safes (3 ATM terminals and 2 others). Each must be opened and closed at least once a day, representing a minimum of 2,500 daily operations to manage securely.

Managing a minimum of 5,000 daily operations for opening and closing safe locks across 530 branches, by a large number of users (branch staff and cash-in-transit personnel).
Ensuring the security of each operation through unique one-time opening codes (OTC = One Time Codes), delivered daily and collected by phone.
Ensuring bilingual French/Dutch management of all conversations with agents and cash-in-transit personnel.
Vocabase deployed a secure voicebot integrated with Belfius's telephony infrastructure and centralized lock management system.
Managing secure telephone transactions for opening and closing locks, via user code identification coupled with a unique daily OTC code.
Automatic verification of proper sequencing and timing of safe opening and closing procedures.
Integration plugins with the KABA centralized lock management server for real-time access control.
Full integration with the Genesys telephony platform used at Belfius Bank for a seamless user experience.
5000+
Operations/day
530
Branches covered
0
Hold-ups since 2013
No more hold-ups in branches since the deployment of the solution in 2013.
Substantial reduction in operating costs, through centralized lock management by the client's teams, without requiring any on-site configuration interventions.
"We have been working with VocaBase for over 10 years, we are satisfied, even when our needs change, they take immediate action. We are very satisfied with VocaBase's responsiveness and ultimately we have noticed a very significant reduction in the number of hold-ups that have occurred."
Jonas Vyverman
Head of Physical Security, Belfius