Managed Access

Solution Details:

 A keypad access control requires a multiple-digit code configuration to form a password before a secured entrance can be accessed. A card reader usually has a magnetic stripe or a proximity card reader with a unique electromagnetic wire embedded into each of the physical cards. It will read the information on the card using low-frequency radio signals. As for biometric access control – it uses features of human bodies such as fingerprint and face recognition to verify a human’s identity.

These are the common access controls available on the premises. The required devices are installed on-premises and connected to remote servers over the Internet to allow real-time access to view activities happening within the access control system.

To ensure system continuity and in the event where potential server failure might happen, regular back-ups of access control data will be carried out. This minimizes data loss as the effort to reconstruct card lists and access control can be time-consuming.

At Jages, configuring keypad, card reader, fingerprint scanner, access entry, deletion and many other activities will be carried out by trained professionals. They are always available to administer the access control system and any changes made to it.