From the first site walk to the gate you run every day.
Most points of entry are assembled from three vendors and a spreadsheet. This is the whole process under one roof — surveyed, designed, installed, commissioned and supported by the same team, running on software we build and maintain.
From first call to commissioning.
- 01
Site survey
An engineer visits, measures the entry point, checks power and network, and counts your real traffic.
- 02
Specification & quote
You get a drawing, a bill of materials and a fixed price. No line item you can't ask about.
- 03
Deployment & commissioning
Installation, configuration, testing under load, and hands-on training for everyone who touches it.
- 04
Service
Scheduled maintenance, platform updates, and a support line with a name on it.
The hardware is what you see. This is what you operate.
Every gate, turnstile and camera we install reports into one platform. It ships with the installation — there is no separate software project to run afterwards.
THE DASHBOARD
One board for the whole point of entry
Gates, cameras, residents, visitors and vehicles on a single screen. Who came in, on whose authority, at what time — searchable, not a paper logbook.
RESIDENT APP
Residents clear their own guests
A resident invites a visitor from their phone; the visitor arrives to a gate that already expects them. No calls to the guard post, no arguments at the boom.
PLATE RECOGNITION
The lane reads the car
Registered vehicles clear without stopping. Everything else is held for the guard, with the plate and the photo already on screen.
CCTV & MONITORING
Cameras that are actually watched
Live views and recordings in the same place as the access records, so an incident is one search — not three systems and a hard drive under a desk.
GUARD TOOLS
Built for the person at the gate
Big targets, few taps, works on a cheap tablet. Optional trained guards, if you would rather we staffed it too.
REPORTS
Answers for the committee
Entries by day, visitor volumes, exceptions and incidents — exportable, so the estate's monthly meeting runs on numbers instead of anecdotes.
Your entrance keeps working while we build it.
A point of entry is not a building site you can close for a fortnight. People still have to get home, and deliveries still have to arrive.
PHASED
No week-long closure
Lanes are converted one at a time where the site allows it, so residents and staff keep moving through the gate during the work.
TESTED
Commissioned against the scope
Every reader, boom, camera and app account is checked off the written scope with your manager present — not signed off on a promise.
TRAINED
Your people, before we leave
Guards on the gate tools, the estate manager on the dashboard, residents onboarded to the app. Refresher sessions are part of the agreement.
One agreement. One number. Response times in writing.
The team that installed your entrance answers its service calls. Scheduled maintenance keeps the booms, readers and cameras in specification, and the platform tells us what is failing before the gate does.
Want this walked through on your site?
A 30-minute survey at your point of entry — scope in writing, no obligation.