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Case study · Access control

A multi-site access control platform.

Doors, controllers and edge devices across several locations, run from one console — with the membership plans, payments and end-of-day reporting that used to live in spreadsheets built into the same system.

Analytics dashboard with KPI cards and access-activity and door-load charts

Access analytics

Door openings, rejected attempts, new members and revenue across every site, charted by day and by door.

  • React
  • Charts
  • Reporting
Control-room overview with alert banners and KPI cards for members, doors, controllers and edge devices

Operations control room

Offline edge devices, silent controllers and unpaid members surfaced on one screen before anyone has to ask.

  • Monitoring
  • Alerts
Access log table of granted and denied door events with filters

Live access log

Every door event, granted or denied, filterable by site, member and door, with one-click CSV export.

  • Event pipeline
  • Audit trail
Access plans table with a create-plan dialog and multi-select door picker

Plans and pricing

Paid door bundles, fixed-term or permanent, created and assigned to doors in a single dialog.

  • Billing
  • Back office
Payments ledger filtered by payment method

Payments ledger

Cash, card and transfer payments recorded against each member and the staff member who took them.

  • Payments
  • Data
End-of-day cash report with totals per employee and payment method

End-of-day close

What each employee collected, by method, totalled and ready to reconcile at the end of a shift.

  • Reporting
  • Export
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