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Access control · South Africa
The right people.
The right access.
A complete access control installation considers doors, users, cabling, power and the day to day management of permissions.
What to discuss
A scope built around your environment.
Permissions & users
Define who may enter, when access is allowed and who approves changes.
Commissioning
Test the agreed functions and provide user administration and handover guidance.
A practical starting point
Bring these questions to the assessment.
- Which doors or areas need controlled access?
- Who changes permissions when people join or leave?
- How should the system behave during a power interruption?
Delivery
Plan the work before it begins.
Understand
Review the current environment and business requirement.
Specify
Confirm the equipment, work, access and exclusions.
Implement
Coordinate installation or configuration and test the scope.
Handover
Provide agreed documentation, training and support contacts.
Useful answers
Questions worth asking.
Can you assess our existing setup?
Yes. Authorised access, condition and compatibility determine what can be retained or supported.
Can this be included in a wider project?
Discuss the requirement with Jovien so dependencies, delivery and support can be coordinated.
Are rental options available?
Rental may be available for qualifying equipment or solutions, subject to assessment and agreement terms.
Related solutions
Build the complete picture.
Rental solutions available
Move forward.
Spread the cost.
Spread the cost.
A payment approach built around your business.
Discuss rental options for qualifying equipment and solutions, with agreed monthly payments and a clearly defined scope.
Explore rental ↗Subject to assessment, credit approval where applicable and agreement terms. Support, insurance and upgrades depend on your agreement.
Control the door
Decide who gets in, and keep the record.
Access control puts you in charge of every door. Instead of handing out keys you can never get back, staff use a card, tag, PIN or fingerprint, and you decide who can open which door, and when. If someone leaves, you disable their access in seconds rather than changing locks.
Just as valuable is the record. Every entry is logged, so you know who was on site and when, which settles disputes, supports investigations and feeds straight into time and attendance. We design access control for single doors right up to multi-door sites with different zones.
What we install
- Card, tag, PIN and biometric readers
- Electric locks, magnets and turnstiles
- Zoning for different access levels
- Entry logs for every door
- Links into time and attendance
Why businesses move to it
What sets it apart.
No more lost keys
Disable a lost card or a leaver instantly, instead of re-keying the whole building.
Know who was in
Every entry is time-stamped, so you always have an accurate log of movement on site.
Right people, right areas
Give staff access only to the areas they need, from the front door to the server room.
Questions
FAQs.
Can access control link to payroll hours?
Yes. Entry and exit data can feed time and attendance, so staff hours are recorded accurately rather than estimated.
What if someone loses their card?
You disable it in seconds and issue a new one, with no need to change locks.
Can we have different access for different staff?
Yes, we zone the site so each person can only open the doors they are permitted to.
Do you install for single doors and big sites?
Both, from one door to multi-door, multi-zone premises.
Let’s find your next step.
Discuss your environment, requirements and budget with Jovien.