Enterprise Commercial Access Control System Solutions

Access control lets an Enterprise business decide who opens each door and at what hours by using cards, fobs or personal codes instead of metal keys. We install the readers and electric locking hardware, configure the permissions and show your manager how to read the entry history.

When an employee leaves, you deactivate one credential rather than rekeying the entire building. Doors that stay on keys can still become part of a master key system.

• Cards and fobsEach employee carries a personal credential that you can deactivate from the software whenever necessary.
• Time schedulesDoors can unlock automatically during business hours and secure themselves again every evening.
• Audit logsMany systems record which credential opened which door, along with the exact date and time.
• Door by doorYou can begin with one main entry and add additional doors as your business grows.

What an Access Control System Includes

Every system has a few basic components, and the type of door decides which ones will actually fit.

• ReadersA card, fob or keypad reader mounted beside the door checks each credential against the authorized list.
• Electric locking hardwareAn electric strike or a powered lock allows the system to release the door whenever a valid credential is presented.
• Controller and softwareThe controller stores the rules, and the software is where you add employees, set schedules and download activity reports.
• Free exit and fire safetyPeople must always be able to walk out, so we plan exit devices and power failure behavior with the fire code in mind.

When Owners Ask Us About Access Control

These are the situations that usually lead Enterprise businesses to call about readers and fobs.

• We keep rekeying every time someone quits.We install readers on the doors that change hands most often, so you can remove a person without cutting new keys.
• I need to know who was in the stock room.We set up a reader with logging on that particular door, so every entry is recorded by employee name.
• Cleaners and vendors need in, but only some nights.We create credentials that operate only on certain doors and only during the specific hours you choose.
• Everyone knows our old keypad code.We replace the shared code with individual credentials, so one leak no longer exposes the entire building.

How an Access Control Install Goes

1. 1

   Walk the site

   We examine each door, the frame, the available power and the way employees move through the building.

2. 2

   Plan the doors

   You receive a list showing which doors get readers, which ones stay on keys and what each opening costs.

3. 3

   Install and wire

   We mount the hardware, connect the power supply and test every door thoroughly before handing it over.

4. 4

   Set up and train

   We enter your employees and schedules, then show a manager how to add or remove access independently.

What Access Control Costs in Enterprise

Access control is priced by the door, so the total depends on how many openings you want, the type of door and frame, the locking hardware and how far power must travel. Glass storefront doors often require different components than a metal office door. Business estimates are free, and you receive the price for each door before any installation begins. For doors that will stay on keys, see our office rekeying service.

Access Control for Enterprise Offices and Warehouses

Many Enterprise businesses operate from office and warehouse buildings near I 15 and the 215, or from retail space along Las Vegas Blvd South and Blue Diamond Road. Those buildings often have a front office entrance, a back loading door and a stock room that each need different rules. Our commercial locksmith services cover the keyed doors inside the same building.

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