Service / Entry management

Access control that knows who went where, and when

Keypad, fob and biometric entry systems that manage who can get into a building or a specific room, with a full audit trail of every door, every time.

What's included

Control entry without slowing everyone down

Access control covers anything from a single door fob reader to a full multi-zone system managing who can enter which part of a building and at what times. The right approach depends on the site: a small office might just need one keypad on the front door, while a multi-tenant building or a site with restricted areas (server rooms, stock rooms, plant areas) usually needs a proper hierarchy of permissions.

Every entry is logged, so if you ever need to know who was in a particular area at a particular time, that's a lookup rather than a guess. Lost fobs or cards can be deactivated instantly rather than requiring a full lock change, which tends to be the point where businesses realise access control pays for itself.

Where there's also an intercom or video entry system on site, the two are usually combined so a visitor can be buzzed in remotely — see our intercoms page.

Good fits for access control

  • Offices with staff-only areas
  • Multi-tenant buildings
  • Server rooms & restricted storage
  • Sites needing entry/exit audit trails
  • Buildings replacing lost-key headaches
What you get

Entry control that scales with the building

  • Keypad, fob or biometric readers.Whichever suits the level of security and the number of people using each door.
  • Tiered permissions.Different staff, different areas — set once and adjusted in minutes, not by rekeying doors.
  • Full audit trail.A record of who went through which door and when, for every entry.
  • Instant deactivation.Lost a fob or had a staff member leave? Switch off that credential immediately, no lock changes.
  • Works with intercoms & CCTV.Combine with door entry and cameras for one complete picture of who's on site.

Still handing out keys?

Tell us how many doors and how many people, and we'll talk through what actually makes sense.