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Access Control
- 1A card at the reader
- 2Checked against the person's access level
- 3Door opened, entry recorded
Key features
What Access Control does today. A part still being built says Coming.
- Each door's state: locked, open, held open or forced.
- Every swipe let in or refused, with the reason.
- Access levels by role, site and time.
- A door forced or held open too long raises an alert.
- A card refused again and again at one door is flagged.
- People inside each building counted from the turnstiles.
- Lockdown of a site or building, confirmed twice and recorded.
- Doors and their alarms on the campus map.
How it works
- A card at the reader
- Checked against the person's access level
- Door opened, entry recorded
- Finance & AccountsNo money of its own; door hardware is bought through Finance.
Works with
Devices it reads
- Door controllers and card readers
- Turnstiles
- Face and fingerprint machines (Hikvision, Matrix COSEC)
- The Lingsaa Edge box at the site
Who uses it
Security heads, site admins and guards.
How it connects
Doors for Visitor, Contractors and leavers; readers through Devices & Edge.
Works with
Its Finance & Accounts side
No money of its own; door hardware is bought through Finance.
Delivered by
Built into the command centre
Questions and answers
Who can start a lockdown?
Only people given that right. It is confirmed twice, recorded, and shown as a banner on the campus map.
Who sees names at each door?
Seeing who went through a door by name is its own right; others see counts only.
Do we need special devices?
It works with: Door controllers and card readers, Turnstiles, Face and fingerprint machines (Hikvision, Matrix COSEC), The Lingsaa Edge box at the site. Each device is added once in the CCC and shared by every module that needs it.
How does it reach our books?
No money of its own; door hardware is bought through Finance.
When can we start?
Today. Start the free trial, or talk to us to see it with your own data.
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