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# Gallagher Mobile Connect SDK

Add Gallagher Mobile Connect access features to a third-party mobile app.

A developer package that provides **Gallagher Mobile Connect functionality to third-party mobile applications**. It lets a third-party app request access at **Gallagher and SALTO** controlled doors and supports **Mobile Connect Digital ID**.

## Functionality

* Provision **Apple Wallet passes** for registered credentials (customer qualification required).
* Open **BLE-capable Gallagher doors** via Bluetooth (or NFC on supported Android devices).
* Open **BLE-capable Aperio doors**.
* Open **BLE-capable Salto doors**.
* Display **Digital ID cards**.
* Perform **Bluetooth Actions** at Gallagher BLE-capable readers, for a suitably privileged user: gain entry to an Access Zone; arm or disarm the door's Access Zone; change the access mode for the door's Access Zone; or change the state of Outputs.

## Resources

* [Developer Documentation](https://gallaghersecurity.github.io/mobileconnect-sdk.html)
* [Mobile Wallet Access Badge TIP](https://gallaghersecurity.github.io/r/mobile-wallet-access-badge)
* [Support and Release Policy](https://gallaghersecurity.github.io/r/mobileconnectsdk-support-and-release-policy/)

For SDK framework binaries, Apple Employee Badge configuration, and other Technology Partner content, see the Technology Partner Portal on Security Hub.

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🔗 **Related**

* [Aperio](/knowledge-hub/products/integrations/third-party-readers/aperio.md). BLE-capable Aperio doors.
* [Salto](/knowledge-hub/products/integrations/third-party-readers/salto.md). BLE-capable Salto doors.


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