A turnstile and a door reader are just hardware — it is the software that decides who can pass. An access control system manages employees, visitors and contractors in one place: who can enter which zone and at what time, with every passage logged.
Key features
- Access methods: card, face recognition, QR code, fingerprint, PIN — whichever the device supports
- Zone and time permissions: office, warehouse, server room, weekend restrictions
- Visitor registration: one-time QR, host employee, access period
- Time-limited access for contractors and temporary staff
- Blocklist and immediate deactivation of lost cards
- Live monitor: who is in the building right now
- Access history and reports, export
- Transfer to working time and attendance calculation
- API integration with HR, ERP or residential complex systems
What hardware it works with
Turnstiles
Tripod, swing-gate and full-height turnstiles — via a control controller.
Readers and terminals
Card readers, face recognition terminals, QR scanners, fingerprint devices.
Door locks
Electromagnetic and electromechanical locks, door sensors.
Controllers
Networked access control controllers and their SDK/API.
We can supply the hardware together with our partner, or write software on top of the devices you already have installed. The second option is often more cost-effective.
Together with attendance
The same access data is used to calculate working time — late arrivals, early departures, shift schedules. For this we have a separate biometric attendance system that works directly with access control.
Who it is for
Offices and business centers, production facilities and warehouses, clinics, educational institutions, gyms, residential complexes.
To be clear: face recognition and fingerprints are biometric data. Employee consent, the retention period and the people authorized to access the data must be defined in writing before setup. Emergency exit (fire) mode is handled at the hardware level — the software does not replace it, it only displays the status.
How we work
- Survey. We visit the site or study the models and layout of your existing hardware and the current software.
- Compatibility check. We tell you in writing which devices can talk to the software directly and which need to be replaced.
- Pilot. A trial on one entrance or one zone — you see how it works in real operation.
- Setup and training. Short training for operators, documentation.
- Support. Software updates, adding new rules and tariffs, responding to faults.
Frequently asked questions
What does turnstile and access control software do?
The software determines who can enter which zone and at what time, and logs every passage. Employees, visitors and contractors are managed in one place, the live monitor shows who is in the building right now, and a lost card is deactivated immediately.
Does it work with our existing turnstiles and readers?
Most often, yes: tripod, swing-gate and full-height turnstiles, card, face, QR and fingerprint readers, and door locks are connected via the controller and its SDK/API. We tell you in writing which devices work directly and which need to be replaced.
Does access control integrate with working time and attendance?
Yes. Access data is passed on to calculate late arrivals, early departures and shift schedules; for this, our separate biometric attendance system works directly with access control. API integration with HR, ERP and residential complex systems is also possible.
What should we know about biometric access and emergency exits?
Face and fingerprint data are biometric data: employee consent, the retention period and the people authorized to access the data must be defined in writing before setup. Emergency exit during a fire is handled at the hardware level, and the software does not replace it. Before getting started, a pilot is run on one entrance or zone.
