Access Control
Who opens which door, and when, down to the holiday
Interior door access control that holds 99 profiles and schedules, 40 holiday dates, four profiles per user and eight schedules per door.
What those numbers actually buy a facilities manager
Most access systems make you choose between one rule for everyone or a spreadsheet nobody keeps up to date. The systems we fit interior doors with hold 99 different profiles and schedules at once, so a cleaner can have a 6 AM window, a manager can have a standing all-hours pass, and a contractor can be locked to a single afternoon, all on the same door, without touching each other's rules. Four profiles per user means one person's access can change for one task without unwinding everything else they hold. Eight schedules per door means a single entry can run a different rule for weekday mornings, weekday evenings, weekends and a holiday closure, all resident on the panel at once.
The part that saves the most time
Forty holiday dates means the building's holiday calendar goes in once and every door respects it, instead of a facilities manager reprogramming each entry every December. Our licensed team attends regular training to stay current on the panels we install, and we hold an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. Every estimate is free and every system is designed for the doors in front of us.
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The panel schedule, stamped
- Profiles & schedules
- 99
- Holiday dates
- 40
- Profiles per user
- 4
- Schedules per door
- 8
A cleaner, a manager and a contractor can each carry their own rules on the same door.
Tell the building about public holidays once, not every year, on every door.
One person, four different rule sets, so a schedule change on one door never touches another.
Each interior door can run up to eight separate time windows without conflicting.