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Building Access Planning

Specify access around the way the building operates.

Define who enters, which doors or gates are controlled, and how credentials are issued before selecting video intercom, smart-lock and access-control equipment. We review the proposed scope against the selected model and destination requirements.

Property typeNew build or retrofit
Access pointsUnits, doors and gates
Access workflowResidents, staff and visitors
Delivery marketDocumentation requirements
Select by operating model

Choose the access model before choosing the device.

Each project type starts with the same practical questions: who uses the site, which entry points need control, and what management or record-keeping is required.

01 · Residential and managed stays

Manage residents, guests and property staff across shared entries.

Define unit access, visitor procedure and credential administration before selecting door devices and management functions.

02 · Workplace access

Set rights by person, time and room.

Separate staff, visitor and shared-space access before defining door hardware or management settings.

03 · Perimeter and public entry

Control gates and public-facing entries where accountability matters.

Start with visitor procedure, boundary layout and the record needed for each controlled opening.

Project FAQ

Questions to resolve before specification

This page covers apartments and MDU, serviced apartments and managed rentals, commercial offices, co-working spaces, villas and gated communities, and public facilities. The starting point is the operating model, entry layout and management requirement, not the building label alone.

They can be considered as one project scope when the selected models support the required workflow. Confirm device compatibility, credential methods, management functions and any external interfaces before the equipment list is fixed.

Provide the property type, number and type of controlled openings, user groups, destination and available drawings. Existing wiring, power, network conditions and required integrations affect both the equipment scope and installation approach.

A retrofit review starts with the existing wiring, door and frame condition, available power, network environment and required workflow. The suitable approach depends on the selected intercom, smart-lock or access-control model; it should not be assumed from the building category.

Offline behaviour depends on the hardware, credential method and system architecture. Separate local door operation from network-dependent management functions, then confirm the expected behaviour for every relevant device before deployment.

New-build projects allow cabling, power and mounting conditions to be defined before construction is complete. Retrofit projects start from the installed conditions. In both cases, the equipment list should follow the project brief and selected models.

Include the property type, unit or door count, destination, user groups, available infrastructure and any drawings or documentation requirements. Email is the better channel for drawings, door schedules and technical references; WhatsApp is suitable for an initial route check.

Start with the project facts.

Share the property type, controlled openings, operating model, destination and available drawings. We can then identify the relevant product scope, documentation and next review step.