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Smart security and reliable connectivity for modern homes.
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Remote monitoring, night vision, entry-point coverage
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Access Control & Attendance Solutions
Choose your industry: every industry has different risks, site sizes and compliance needs. Pick yours to see the right architecture, buying guide and compatible products.
Banks & Financial Institutions
Branch security, continuous recording and controlled access.
Key challenges
Retention, restricted areas, centralized branch monitoring
Explore SolutionsGarments & Manufacturing
Large-site coverage, attendance and production continuity.
Key challenges
Production floors, entry/exit, warehouse and loading bays
Explore SolutionsRetail & Superstores
Loss prevention, checkout visibility and multi-branch control.
Key challenges
Theft, cash counters, store-wide coverage, customer flow
Explore SolutionsCorporate Offices & Towers
Secure, connected workplaces from reception to server room.
Key challenges
Employee access, meeting rooms, IT reliability, communication
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Hospitals & Medical Centers
Protect patients, staff and sensitive areas around the clock.
Key challenges
Restricted zones, emergency entrance, pharmacy, visitors
Explore SolutionsSchools & Universities
Safe, connected campuses with managed entry and attendance.
Key challenges
Perimeter, entrances, attendance, multi-building network
Explore SolutionsAccess Control & Attendance: what to know before you buy
Access control decides who may open which door and when, and records every entry. Attendance systems use the same readers to record when staff arrive and leave, and export the data for payroll.
Cards, fingerprints, face recognition, PIN codes and QR codes can be combined. Face recognition is fast and touch-free, fingerprints are economical, and cards suit visitors and large teams. Sensitive rooms often use two methods together.
What a complete system includes
- Readers or terminals: card, fingerprint, face, palm or QR
- Door hardware: magnetic locks or electric strikes, exit buttons and break-glass units
- Controllers and software for door rules, schedules and reports
- Turnstiles, flap barriers or vehicle barriers for busy entrances
- Visitor management and attendance reports for payroll
- Power supplies with battery backup for locks and readers
How to choose the right setup
- List every door and entrance and decide who needs access, at which times.
- Choose the identification method that suits the people: face for busy entrances, fingerprint or card for offices, two methods for server rooms and vaults.
- Check fire safety: doors on escape routes need fail-safe locks that open on power loss and fire alarm.
- Decide whether attendance data must feed your payroll or HR software and in which format.
- Plan for growth: the number of users, faces and fingerprints the system must store.
How a project runs
An access control project starts by walking each door and agreeing the rules. Locks, readers and controllers are then installed, users are enrolled, fire-alarm release is tested and the administrators learn how to add users and run reports.
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Access Control & Attendance: common questions
Fingerprint, face or card: which is best?
Face recognition is quickest for many people and needs no touch. Fingerprint readers are economical for offices. Cards suit visitors and large teams. Many sites combine methods, for example card plus fingerprint for sensitive rooms.
Will the doors open in a fire or power cut?
They must on escape routes. Fail-safe magnetic locks release when power is cut and can be linked to the fire alarm, and an emergency break-glass unit opens the door by hand.
Can the system calculate staff attendance?
Yes. Attendance terminals record arrival and departure times and the software produces reports, late and early lists, and exports for payroll.
Can visitors get temporary access?
Yes. Visitor cards or QR codes can be issued for a set time and cancelled automatically, and every visit is logged.