Connectivity / Access Control
Know who opened which door, and when.
Cloud-managed access control designed, installed and supported — PDK and Ubiquiti UniFi Access — with mobile credentials, scheduling, audit trails and the ability to revoke someone in seconds.
Keys do not tell you anything, and nobody ever hands them all back.
Someone leaves and their fob stays in a drawer. A contractor is let in on a Saturday and there is no record of it. A door needs rekeying because one key went missing, and the cost falls on every lock it opened. Mechanical keys give you no schedule, no audit trail and no way to change your mind quickly.
Access control replaces that with something you can manage: credentials issued to a person rather than a piece of metal, doors that unlock on a schedule and lock down on demand, and a log that tells you exactly who presented what, at which door, at what time.
Because the controllers, readers and locks all sit on your network, we treat the system as part of it — segmented, patched and monitored, cabled by the team that does your structured cabling, and tied to the camera system so an access event has footage attached to it.
Somebody leaves on bad terms at 5pm. Their access is gone before they reach the car park — from a phone, without changing a single lock.
Platforms
PDK and UniFi Access.
Two cloud-managed platforms we deploy and support. Which one fits depends on door count, sites and what you already run.
PDK
ProdataKey
Cloud-managed controllers with mobile credentials and granular scheduling. Scales cleanly from a handful of doors to multiple sites under one account.
Ubiquiti
UniFi Access
Door readers and controllers that sit inside the UniFi ecosystem — a natural fit where the network and cameras are already UniFi, managed from the same console.
Either
Credentials that suit people
Mobile credentials on a phone, cards and fobs where they are still preferred, and PIN entry for spaces that do not warrant either.
Doors
Hardware and installation
Readers, electric strikes, maglocks, request-to-exit and door position sensors, specified for the door and installed with egress requirements coordinated with your locksmith and inspector.
What it does day to day
Control, schedule, review.
- Mobile credentials on a phone
- Cards, fobs and PIN entry
- Schedules and holiday calendars
- Per-door and per-group permissions
- Remote unlock and emergency lockdown
- Instant revocation when someone leaves
- Full audit trail of every event
- Camera footage linked to door events
- Battery backup and fail-safe behavior
- Segmented from business systems
- Firmware kept current
- Supported by the same helpdesk
Worth planning for
What happens when the power or the internet goes.
Every door gets a decision made about it in advance: fail-secure or fail-safe, what the battery holds up, and which doors must release automatically. Egress and fire requirements are coordinated with your locksmith and the authority having jurisdiction — they are not an installer’s afterthought.
Cloud-managed does not mean cloud-dependent. Controllers keep enforcing their permissions and logging events with the internet down, then sync when it returns.
How many doors, and who needs to get through them?
That is usually enough for a first conversation. We will tell you which platform fits and what the door hardware will cost.