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Access control

The right people through the right doors.

A panel built for FlexManager. It runs two doors and two card readers, keeps working without a connection, and sends every scan, with a photo, to the record.

  • Works offline
  • Remote unlock
  • Photo on every scan

How it works.

  1. 1

    Grant

    Access by person, group or contractor company, or site-wide on a completed induction.

  2. 2

    Scan

    The panel checks the card against the permissions it holds, even with no connection.

  3. 3

    Open

    The door, barrier or turnstile opens, and the scan is logged with a photo.

  4. 4

    Revoke

    A leaver or a deactivated contractor is switched off at every door.

Who uses it.

  • Employees

    Tap their card and go, through the doors their role and training allow.

  • Contractors

    Get through the gate once their company is approved and the induction is done, and not before.

  • Security and facilities teams

    Open a door remotely, and see who came through which door and when, with a photo.

  • Safety managers

    Know who is on site when the alarm goes off, from the same scans.

What it does.

Everything a door needs, run from the same records as your people, training and contractors.

  • Works offline

    Permissions are held on the panel, so doors keep working through a network outage, and every scan is sent once it is back.

  • Remote unlock

    Open a door, barrier or turnstile from FlexManager, with no one at the door.

  • Photo on every scan

    An optional camera takes a picture with each card scan, attached to the log.

  • Fire alarm link

    Wire in the fire alarm and every door opens for a set time while it sounds, and FlexManager is told.

  • Time windows and anti-passback

    Limit access to set hours, and stop a card being passed back to let someone else in.

  • Muster mode

    Set a reader as a muster point, so people tap in at the assembly point for the roll call.

  • Lights, sirens and barriers

    Two spare relays drive a strobe, sounder or barrier on a granted or refused scan.

  • Looks after itself

    Updates install themselves with automatic roll-back, and a watchdog restarts anything that stops.

See it on screen.

Every scan at every door, with the person, the time, the result and a photo. Refused cards, anti-passback and remote opens stand out.
Every scan at every door, with the person, the time, the result and a photo. Refused cards, anti-passback and remote opens stand out.
Open any door, barrier or turnstile from FlexManager, with no one at the door.
Open any door, barrier or turnstile from FlexManager, with no one at the door.

What it replaces.

  • A leaver's card still opening the gateAccess switched off as soon as someone leaves
  • A spreadsheet of who holds which keyOne list of who can open which door, kept in FlexManager
  • No record of who came through the doorEvery scan logged, with the door, the time and a photo
  • Doors that stop working when the network dropsA panel that decides at the door and syncs later

Up and running fast.

  1. 01

    Fit the panel

    Beside the door, wired to your readers, locks and exit buttons.

  2. 02

    Connect it

    By network cable or Wi-Fi.

  3. 03

    Grant access

    Permissions flow from FlexManager to the panel within seconds.

The specs.

Doors
One or two per panel
Card readers
Two, standard Wiegand
Spare relays
Two, for strobes, sounders or barriers
Inputs
Exit buttons and a fire alarm link
Camera
Optional, a photo on every scan
Without a connection
Decides at the door from permissions held on the panel
Connection
Network cable or Wi-Fi
Updates
Signed and automatic, with roll-back
Modes
One door, two doors, or muster point

Questions? Answered.

What happens to the doors if the internet goes down?

They keep working. The panel holds the permissions and decides at the door, then sends every scan to FlexManager once the connection is back.

Can we use our existing card readers?

The panel takes two standard Wiegand card readers, so many existing readers can be reused. Talk to a FlexPert to check yours.

What happens in a fire?

With the fire alarm linked, every door opens for a set time and the alarm is reported to FlexManager.

Can access be switched off the moment someone leaves?

Yes. Terminate an employee or deactivate a contractor in FlexManager and their card stops working at every door.

Put FlexManager in every hand.