Access Control: Security for your company and facilities.
A technology solution designed to manage and monitor access to facilities for internal staff, visitors, and external personnel in a secure, efficient, and automated way. This system allows you to control who enters and exits your spaces in real time. Ensuring the safety of your company's people and assets.
- Multiple authentication methods.
- Cloud-based platform.
- Real-time control and reporting.
- Integrates with Attendance Control

Main Features

Plan Your Access Points

Create Your Profiles

Online Reporting

Grant or Deny Access

Multi-platform

Multiple Validation Methods
Control Access for Your Staff, Visitors and External Workers
We offer various types of security controls, from turnstiles with biometric control to more complex systems for maximum security. We can also generate area permits for groups of people. Configure your controls however you want.

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Examples of Access Controls

Access Turnstiles

Vehicle Control

Access Doors
Presence Dashboard
Know in real time the presence at your facilities of your internal staff, visitors, and external workers and get ahead of any unexpected situation.
- Monitor current and historical presence across all your branches.
- Get a report of people inside your office or plant and their entry zone.
- Review the headcount of your company's or branch's external workforce.

Do you have contractors or external workers? Make sure they are in productive areas on time.
Manage your Contractors on a platform integrated with your Attendance Management.
- Grant collaborators access to specific areas.
- Monitor that they are meeting schedules and presence in those areas.
- If a contractor's documents are not up to date, you can easily revoke their access.
- Review presence history by branch or plant.

Frequently Asked Questions about Access Control
Access control refers to the mechanisms that allow or restrict the entry of a person or vehicle to specific areas, facilities, or parts of a building. This type of system can be installed in any area of a company. The administrator can then authorize or deny access to a specific zone.
The types of access control are varied, including:
- PIN or access code-based access control.
- Fingerprint recognition.
- Facial biometric reading.
- Palm reader.
- RFID card.
- ID card reader.
- QR code.
Access control can be implemented on doors, through turnstiles, vehicle barriers, and other entry points.
The fundamental steps in an access control system are three: identification, validation, and authorization. The first step involves identifying whether the person requesting access is who they claim to be. In the second step, the access control system checks if the person is in the system's database — in other words, it verifies the user. Finally, the last step consists of authorizing or denying the person entry to a specific location or zone.