Sign-in sheets and shared master keys don't scale
A guest book can be signed with any name. A master key can be copied. A guard's memory of "the usual visitor" fails on a busy day. When something goes missing — or someone needs to prove where they were — a paper trail with no timestamps and no identity verification is not a security control, it's a liability.
A logged, revocable credential at every door
Every RFID tap, fingerprint scan, or QR scan is checked against a live authorization list before a door opens — and recorded either way, granted or denied. Offboard an employee or report a card lost, and that credential stops working immediately, everywhere, without a locksmith visit.
Two Ways to Secure a Door
Choose per door, per building, or per employee — both run on the same platform, so you can start with one and add the other later without replacing anything.
RFID Access Control Doors
A single tap of a standard RFID card or fob. The fastest, lowest-friction option for high-traffic entrances, staff areas, and general building access.
- Standard, widely available RFID cards or key fobs — no proprietary lock-in
- Configurable per-door direction (entry, exit, or both) and schedule
- Lost or stolen card revoked instantly from the security dashboard
- Optional offline fallback keeps doors working through a network outage
- Every tap — granted or denied — written to a permanent audit log
RFID + Fingerprint Biometric Doors
Requires both a card and a fingerprint — or fingerprint alone — for rooms where a shared or borrowed card is not an acceptable risk: server rooms, records rooms, pharmacies, cash offices, restricted wards.
- Two-factor "something you have + something you are" at the door
- Nothing physical to lose, lend, or clone for the highest-risk rooms
- One-time enrollment per employee, captured during onboarding
- Same central dashboard, same audit log, same revoke workflow
- Falls back gracefully to card-only mode if you ever need to
Multi-Credential by Design
Card, fingerprint, or QR code — accept one, two, or all three per site. Add a credential type later without touching the doors already installed.
Keeps Working Offline
An internet or server outage doesn't lock everyone out — doors can fall back to a local authorization cache and sync the log once connectivity returns.
Audit-Ready Logging
Every granted and denied attempt is timestamped and exportable — built for the moment your compliance team asks "who was in that room on the 14th?"
Also protecting identity beyond the door
The same QR code already printed on an employee's ID card can double as a contactless attendance and access credential — useful for visitor badges, contractor passes, and anyone who shouldn't be issued a permanent RFID card. See how it fits into a full deployment on the Products & Services page.
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