Stop rekeying the building every time someone leaves. UniFi Access replaces keys with credentials you issue and cancel yourself, on schedules you set, with a record of every door that opened and who opened it.
Every terminated employee who never returned a key is a locksmith visit you have not paid for yet. Every contractor with after-hours access is a door you cannot audit. And when something goes missing on a Saturday, a key system gives you nothing to look at.
Access control fixes that, but only if it is installed correctly. Door hardware, fire code egress, power supplies, and request-to-exit devices all have to work together, and a badly wired access control system is a life safety problem rather than an inconvenience. This is the part of the job where doing it right matters most.
Issued and cancelled by you, in seconds, from anywhere.
The hardware people actually touch, chosen for the door it sits on.
Access that matches how the building is really used.
The unglamorous half of the job, and the half that has to be right.
We walk the building, look at what is there, and ask what has actually been failing you. No charge and no obligation.
A diagram, an equipment list, and one number. You see what you are buying and why it costs what it costs.
Structured cabling, labeled terminations, tidy racks, and cutover scheduled around your business hours.
We train your team, hand over documentation you own, and monitor the system if you want us to.
In most cases the doors stay. What changes is the hardware in and around them. During the survey we look at each door's frame, existing hardware, and how it is used, then tell you which ones convert cheaply and which ones have a complication worth knowing about before you commit.
Egress always wins. Doors on an access control system still open from the inside, and maglocks are tied into the fire alarm so they release on activation. This is not an area to improvise in, and it is a large part of why access control costs more than hanging a keypad on a wall.
You revoke it yourself in seconds and issue a new one. No locksmith, no rekeying, no replacing every lock in the building because one fob went missing. That single difference usually pays for the system within a couple of turnovers.
Yes. Every access event is logged with the person, the door, and the timestamp. If you also have cameras on the UniFi platform, door events and video line up in the same interface, so you can pull footage from the entry log rather than scrubbing hours of recording.
No. Most clients start with the exterior doors and the one or two interior doors that actually matter, then add more later. Because it is the same platform, adding doors later does not mean a second controller or a second app.
Tell us what is not working. We will survey the site and send you a straight quote, and if it is not something we can help with we will tell you that instead.
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