Keys get copied, lent and lost
When somebody leaves, the lock does not know. A reader does: their access is removed with a click instead of a locksmith visit.
Some doors are not for everyone
The server room, the stock room, the office after hours. Each door decides who comes in and when.
You want to know who came in
A record you can actually go back and read, by door, by person, by time.
How an access control installation goes
- 01The plan
The doors that need it, and who should pass through each.
- 02The installation
Readers and electric locks fitted.
- 03The setup
The rules set per person and per door, and the record switched on.
- 04The handover
Every door tried, and the people who manage it shown how.
What access control changes for you
- No more keys. A card, a code or a fingerprint opens the door, and none of them can be copied.
- Who can open what, and when. Per person, per door, per hour.
- A record of every entry. Readable, searchable, kept as long as you want.
- Access ends the day someone leaves. One click, every door.
- The same reader can clock people in. Access control and time attendance from one device, when you want both.
How access control is charged
By project, as part of a fit out or on its own, with the number agreed before work starts.
After the access control installation
Kept running under the IT management agreement with everything else, or handed over working. Either way you have the plan and access to everything.