Access Control · Doors · Entry logs

Know who can open which door—and when.

Replace shared keys and door codes with access you control: credentials for each person, schedules for each door, and a record of every entry.

Offer Every installation includes your first year of IT as a Service, complimentary.

Why it matters

Keys get copied, codes get shared, and nobody knows who was in the building last night. Access control fixes that.

No more rekeying

When someone leaves, their access is turned off right away. No lock changes, no collecting keys.

Doors on a schedule

Doors can unlock for open hours and lock automatically after close.

A record of every entry

See who opened which door and when.

Sensitive rooms stay restricted

Offices, liquor and stock rooms, records, and supply rooms open only for the people who need them.

Works with your cameras

Cameras at controlled doors let you check an entry against the footage.

Every location, one place

Multiple sites run on the same setup and can be adjusted from one place.

What’s included

Door access planned for your building and kept running.

Planning

Door & reader plan

  • Walkthrough of entrances and restricted rooms
  • Reader and lock options for each door
  • Coordination with your existing doors and hardware

Credentials

Cards, fobs, or phones

  • A credential for each person
  • Phone‑based entry where your system supports it
  • Lost credentials turned off immediately

Rules

Schedules & permissions

  • Door schedules for open and closed hours
  • Access by role or person
  • Temporary access for vendors and contractors

Visibility

Entry logs

  • A history of who opened which door
  • Alerts for doors held or forced open where supported
  • Logs available when you need to check something

Integration

Cameras & access together

  • Cameras placed at controlled doors
  • Entries checked against footage
  • One team for both systems

Support

Ongoing changes

  • Adding and removing people
  • Schedule changes for holidays and events
  • Troubleshooting readers and locks

Who it’s for

Restaurants (including POS), medical clinics, and hospitality businesses in New York City and Bergen and Sussex counties in New Jersey.

Restaurants & POS

Restaurants

Back doors, offices, and liquor or stock rooms limited to the right staff and hours.

Restaurant IT

Healthcare

Medical clinics

Staff‑only areas, records, and supply rooms restricted, with a record of entry.

Hospitality

Hospitality

Back‑of‑house, offices, and multiple venues controlled from one place.

How it works

  1. Walkthrough

    We review your doors, current locks, and who needs access where.

  2. Design

    We recommend readers, locks, and rules for each door.

  3. Setup

    Credentials, schedules, and permissions are configured and tested.

  4. Ongoing support

    We handle changes as staff, hours, and spaces change.

Common questions

What happens when someone leaves?

Their credential is turned off right away, so there are no keys to collect or locks to change.

Can we still use keys?

Doors usually keep a mechanical key override for emergencies. We plan that with you during setup.

Does it work with our cameras?

We can place cameras at controlled doors so entries can be checked against the footage.

Ready to retire the shared keys?

Tell us about your doors and who needs access. We’ll recommend a setup that fits your building and hours.

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