Did this worker cross this door?
The sensor records the crossing itself, so the headcount for the room is measured rather than worked out.
Capabilities that drive results.
A headcount you can act on
Headcounts for stores, plant rooms and offices, counted from real crossings.
Access control on a room
Flag a room and get an alert the moment someone without clearance walks in.
The people with no card
Entries without a card are counted and shown, not quietly lost.
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
Most sites run more than one method, set room by room.
