Promote Accountability
Encourage consistent entry verification with documented access events and configurable verification workflows designed for behavioral health organizations.
Prevent unauthorized access, capture video accountability, and generate detailed reports for behavioral health organizations.
Prevent Unauthorized Access
Capture Video Accountability
Logging & Detailed Reports
Encourage consistent entry verification with documented access events and configurable verification workflows designed for behavioral health organizations.
Capture verification activity with detailed logs and optional video accountability, giving staff additional context when reviewing access events.
Help staff make informed decisions with centralized reporting, device integrations, and a complete history of verification activity.
Support for compatible breathalyzers and smart lock devices. With future integrations through an expanding ecosystem designed for behavioral health organizations.
SoberAuth was built specifically for behavioral health organizations — not adapted from generic access control software.
Every verification follows the same simple process. Residents complete a breath test before entry, and SoberAuth securely records the verification event. When the configured requirements are met, compatible smart locks can automatically grant access.
Each verification includes configurable accountability features such as timestamps, detailed event logging, and optional video capture to help staff review access activity with confidence.
Whether managing a single or multiple behavioral health organization locations, the verification experience is designed to be fast for residents while providing meaningful visibility for staff.
Every verification creates a detailed record that can be reviewed by authorized staff. Activity history includes timestamps, verification outcomes, supported device events, and configurable accountability information.
Instead of relying on verbal reports or handwritten logs, organizations have a centralized history of access activity available whenever it is needed.
Designed to support daily operations while providing meaningful documentation when reviewing events.
Combined with configurable notifications and activity summaries, SoberAuth helps ensure important verification events reach the appropriate staff while maintaining a complete history for future review and administrative oversight.
Administrators can review verification activity, manage users, configure supported devices, and customize verification workflows from a centralized dashboard built specifically for behavioral health organizations.
Organization settings, device management, notification preferences, and configurable escalation policies are all managed in one place. High-priority verification events can automatically notify the appropriate staff based on your organization's workflow and response requirements.
Whether overseeing a single or multiple behavioral health locations, SoberAuth provides the visibility and administrative tools needed to manage day-to-day operations with confidence.
We couldn't find an access control platform designed specifically for behavioral health organizations.
Most existing systems focus on controlling access — not supporting the operational workflows unique to recovery and behavioral health environments.
Traditional smart locks only answer one question:
"Who can unlock this door?"
SoberAuth asks a different question:
"Should this door be unlocked right now?"
By combining configurable verification workflows with compatible smart devices, activity reporting, and real-time notifications, SoberAuth helps organizations make informed access decisions while maintaining a complete history of verification activity.
Purpose-Built For
Do residents have to verify every time?
Verification requirements are fully configurable by each organization. SoberAuth supports workflows that can require verification on every entry, only after curfew, during specific hours, or based on policies defined by your organization. The verification process is designed to fit your operational workflow—not force you into ours.
Can staff still unlock a door when needed?
Yes. Authorized administrators and designated staff can manually unlock compatible doors whenever appropriate. Similar to a hotel key management system, SoberAuth allows organizations to define who has override permissions while maintaining a documented history of access events.
What happens if someone fails verification?
When a verification does not meet your organization's configured requirements, access can be denied and the event is recorded for review. Organizations can configure notification workflows to alert authorized staff, helping ensure verification events receive timely attention.
Can SoberAuth notify staff about important events?
Yes. SoberAuth supports configurable notification workflows to keep staff informed of verification activity. Organizations can define how high-priority events are handled, including configurable escalation policies designed to help the appropriate staff respond quickly when needed.
Which devices are supported?
SoberAuth is designed to work with compatible smart locks, breathalyzers, and other supported devices. Our compatibility list continues to grow as additional integrations are completed.
Check back soon for our complete list of supported devices and integrations.
Can I manage multiple facilities?
Yes. SoberAuth is designed to support organizations operating one or multiple behavioral health locations. Administrators can manage facilities, users, supported devices, and verification workflows from a centralized platform.
Is video recording required?
No. Video accountability is an optional feature that organizations can enable based on their own policies. Verification workflows are configurable, allowing each organization to choose the level of accountability that best fits its operational needs.
What happens if the internet or power goes out?
Like any connected access control system, organizations should maintain a backup entry method as part of their emergency procedures. For compatible smart locks, this may include a locally programmed keypad code or physical key. SoberAuth is designed to complement your existing access procedures—not replace them.
Have questions about SoberAuth or want to learn more? Whether you're evaluating the platform for a behavioral health organization or simply exploring your options, we'd be happy to answer your questions and discuss how SoberAuth could fit your workflow.