Know who is in your building. Control every door.
Multi-door keycard and fob systems for offices, medical practices, retail locations and commercial buildings in NYC. A credential for every person, entry logs, scheduled access, and access turned off the moment someone no longer works for you.
Commercial access control, built for how businesses run.
Multiple doors, multiple employees, and the need to take someone's access away right now. Credential platforms set up for exactly that.
Multi-door systems
One system across all your doors: suite entry, server room, storage and executive areas. Every door on the same credential platform, managed from one place.
Employee credentials
Every employee gets a unique credential. New hire? Issue one from the dashboard. Someone leaves? Turn theirs off right away. No lock changes, no gaps.
Scheduled access
After-hours lockdown happens on its own. Choose who can enter during which hours: the cleaning crew gets evenings on a schedule, and regular staff are locked out after hours.
Server rooms and restricted areas
Sensitive areas get their own access level. IT, finance or executive areas are limited to named people, and every attempt is logged.
Entry log and audit trail
Every door event is timestamped and logged: who, which door, when. Useful for HR investigations, insurance claims and compliance audits.
Room to grow
Start with 2 doors and grow to 50 or more without replacing hardware. We install systems built to grow with your business, not ones that have to start over.
The office locks itself at night.
Set it once. Doors unlock for business hours, go card-only after hours, and open for the cleaning crew only in their window. Pick a time.
Early morningBusiness hoursAfter hoursCleaning windowOvernight
Before reception arrives9 AM to 6 PMAfter 6 PM8 PM to 11 PMMidnight to 7 AMStaff who come in early use their cards. Nothing is unlocked yet.
Visitors walk in to reception. Every other door still needs a card, and the server room stays IT only.
The suite entry goes back to card only on its own. Staff on the after-hours list can still get in. Everyone else is denied and logged.
The cleaning crew fobs work from 8 PM to 11 PM, and only on the doors they clean. At 11:01 PM the same fobs are denied.
Only the manager and IT can get in, and any entry or forced door sends an alert.
Every kind of NYC business.
Offices, medical practices, retail and everything in between.
Keys versus commercial access control.
Keys do not scale with headcount, and they leave real gaps when someone leaves.
Every door event comes with the video.
Link access control to your security cameras and each event pulls up the clip from that door. No scrubbing through hours of footage. Pick an event.
Shown with an example log. Your cameras and doors are mapped to each other during setup.
Security camera installation →Card 1042 at the suite entry, with the clip from camera 3 attached. Confirming who came in takes one click.
A staff card tried the server room. The denial and the clip from camera 5 are in the log together, so you see exactly who tried.
The stair door was propped open with a box for 30 seconds. The alert came with the clip, so the manager saw why before walking over.
The stair door opened at 2:13 AM with no credential. The alert and the clip from camera 7 went out together.
From site survey to a working system.
A clear process: scoped, approved, installed and handed off.
Site survey and door inventory
We walk the building with you, list every door that needs coverage, and note existing hardware to reuse or replace. You get a written scope.
System design
We choose the credential platform, specify the hardware for each door and plan the cable routes. You approve the design before any work begins.
Installation
Readers, strikes and door hardware installed with proper door prep, and low-voltage cable run neatly. Every penetration we make through a fire-rated wall or floor is fire-stopped.
Setup and training
Credentials programmed, schedules set and entry logs checked. We train your key staff to add users and pull reports. Fully working before we leave.
Common questions about commercial access control.
How much does commercial access control installation cost in NYC?
It depends on the number of doors, the hardware each door needs, the door types, and what wiring and equipment are already there. A two-door suite and a ten-door office are very different jobs. We quote every job in writing after a site survey.
Can I manage employee access myself after you install the system?
Yes. We set up the system and train your office manager or HR team to handle day-to-day credential management: adding new employees, turning off people who leave, and pulling access reports. We are available for changes and expansions, but routine management does not need us.
What kind of door hardware do you install?
Electric strikes, the most common choice for office suites. Magnetic locks for high-traffic doors. And electronic deadbolts. The right hardware depends on the door type, fire code requirements, and whether the door needs to be fail-safe or fail-secure. We specify it up front.
Can access control integrate with our security cameras?
Yes. Many platforms link each access event to the matching camera footage, so the clip comes up with the event. When we install both, we design them to work together.
What happens to access if the internet goes down?
Access control systems store credentials locally on the controller, so doors keep working normally without internet. Internet is only needed for remote management and real-time alerts. The entry log is stored locally and syncs when the connection comes back.
Installing at a home or apartment instead?
Ready to lock down your business?
We list every door, design the right system, and give you a clear written scope and price. Same-day quotes when we can.