Access Control

It is crystal clear that Access control is far more than just controlling access to an entrance door. A physical access control system allows you to manage access into or throughout the whole site using controllers, card readers, and access cards (or fobs) for each person. Using a card, a staff member, contractor, visitor or any other user can be authorized and gain access to any area which they have been permitted instead of using the unsafe traditional way, unlocking a door with a key. As a cost-effective and more secure alternative to keys, the main purpose of an access control system is to control, or restrict if needed, access to your business. Whether you are controlling access from the exterior of your building or searching for a solution to add a layer of protection to sensitive rooms inside your business, access control is a flexible option that provides several reporting and notification options. Access control can be used to restrict access based on programmed schedules for doors or individual user access levels.

Commercial and residential sites’ monitoring teams can manage employee and visitor access through our access control systems. Furthermore, large retail, healthcare and industrial facilities may benefit from controlling vehicle access on the premises. Moreover, distribution and trucking companies can manage fuel pump access to prevent theft and any unauthorized fuel consumption. Our access control products varies from standalone single door solutions, to worldwide cloud-based systems.

We provides our customers with:

• Protecting critical areas to secure valuable assets and sensitive information
• Monitoring and restricting access to all critical areas
• Managing multi-site access cards from one centralized point
• Eliminating the need to replace keys
• Locking or unlocking doors from anywhere
• Creating or Deleting users instantly and whenever is required
• Accessing unlimited number of workstations
• Avoiding downtime and disruptions due to any system failure
• Eliminating keys and as a result the risks/costs relevant to lost keys
• Customizing access both inside and outside of your building and site
• Reviewing all reports to be informed of what is happening in any part of the building