Control who enters, without slowing everyone down.
Card, PIN and biometric access systems for offices and commercial premises, planned around your doors, your people and the way your workplace runs.
What this service covers
- ✦ Card-based access control✦ PIN-based access
- ✦ Biometric access readers✦ Electronic locks and door access hardware
- ✦ Access permissions and user configuration✦ Office and commercial access systems
- ✦ Integration with compatible CCTV and security systems✦ Installation, maintenance and upgrades where offered
Where businesses use it
- ✦Offices separating public reception from staff-only areas
- ✦Server rooms and storage areas needing restricted entry
- ✦Multi-tenant floors requiring per-tenant permissions
- ✦Businesses replacing keys with auditable credentials
How we approach it
We review each door, its usage pattern and who needs access at what level. Hardware is selected to suit the door type and traffic, permissions are configured for your team structure, and the system can integrate with compatible CCTV and time attendance platforms.
Scope note: Integration is planned only between genuinely compatible systems. Installation, maintenance and upgrade arrangements are confirmed in each engagement's scope.
Discuss door access & access control for your premises.
Tell us about your site and requirements, and we will respond with practical options and a clear scope.
Send an EnquiryCommon questions
Card, PIN or biometric: which should we use?
Cards are flexible and easy to reissue, PIN pads suit low-traffic doors, and biometrics remove credential sharing entirely. Many offices use a combination; we recommend per door rather than one method everywhere.
What happens when an employee leaves?
Their credential is deactivated in minutes. No locks to change, no keys to recover. That is one of the main operational advantages over mechanical keys.
Can access control link to our CCTV?
Yes, where the systems are compatible. For example, pairing door events with camera footage at the same entrance. We confirm compatibility before proposing any integration.