A keypad is the cheapest credentialed entry that still logs who came in — as long as codes are issued per person rather than shared. One code for everyone is a key with a hundred copies; per-person codes make a departure a single deletion.
A keypad is the cheapest credentialed entry that still logs who came in — as long as codes are issued per person rather than shared. One code for everyone is a key with a hundred copies; per-person codes make a departure a single deletion.
Mounting location, wiring path and operator integration.
Per-person codes versus shared, and management platform, specified.
Mounted, wired and codes programmed.
You're shown how to add, remove and audit codes yourself.
Scoped to your property, not a flat per-item rate. These are the factors that move the number, in the order they usually matter.
No — per-person codes mean a departure is a deletion, not a rekey of the whole property. We set it up that way by default.
Yes, for contractors and temporary access, codes can be set to expire on a date without anyone remembering to remove them.
Yes — the keypad itself operates locally; only remote code management needs connectivity.
Name, phone and ZIP. We walk it before we price it.
