A headcount you can act on
Server rooms, stores, site offices. Anywhere probably inside is not good enough. The count comes from crossings, not estimates.
All solutionsDoorway entry and exit
GateKeeper
GateKeeper watches a doorway instead of a room. A sensor on the frame sees who enters and writes an entry or an exit. Where an area has specific entrances, that is a measurement and not a guess, which makes it the most dependable tracking we offer.
What you get
Access control on a room
Flag the room and get an alert the moment somebody without clearance walks in.
The people with no card
The sensor sees a crossing whether or not there is a card, so uncarded entries get counted and shown instead of quietly disappearing.
Where it fits
Every method has a job it is wrong for. This is ours.
Use it when
- The entrances you care about are specific doors or gates.
- You need certainty: stores, plant rooms, secure areas.
- There is nowhere sensible to mount beacons.
Use something else when
- The room has a second entrance that is not monitored.
- You need to know where inside the room somebody is.
- There is no door at all: an open bay, a slab edge.
What it runs on
One sensor per tracked door, one card per worker, and a gateway relaying the long-range radio onto the network.
Works alongside
The method is set per room, so these are not alternatives. Most sites run more than one.
See it running on your floor plan
Send us a plan. We will show you which rooms want which method, and what the kit costs.