Access control for businesses in the Valencia region

The problem it solves

With metal keys you never know how many copies exist or who came in last night, and every leaver means changing cylinders. Access control replaces the key with a personal credential (card, phone, PIN or, where justified, biometrics) that is issued and revoked in seconds and leaves a record of every entry.

Who it is for

• Offices that want to separate public areas, work areas and plant rooms.
• Warehouses and logistics sites with shifts, contractors and delivery drivers.
• Clinics, schools and shops with rotating staff or out-of-hours access.
• Buildings and residential communities that want to retire front-door and shared-area keys.

What the service includes

1. Door survey: door type, existing lock, whether it is an emergency exit, and where power and network can be taken from.
2. Written proposal listing the equipment, the recommended credential and what is excluded.
3. Installation of readers, controllers, electric locks and cabling.
4. Set-up of users, groups, schedules and alerts, plus training for whoever will manage it.

Decisions worth getting right from the start

• The credential. Card, phone, PIN and biometrics differ in cost and security: see which credential to choose.
• Where the system lives. Cloud or on-premise changes the subscription, the upkeep and what happens when the internet drops.
• Escape routes. A controlled door that is also an emergency exit must always open from the inside. See access control and evacuation.
• Personal data. An access log is personal data processing under the GDPR: people must be informed and retention limits set (data protection guide).

What drives the price

We do not publish a price list because two doors rarely cost the same. The main factors are the number of doors, the lock each door can take, cable runs, the credential chosen and whether the software is on-premise or subscription-based. We break it down in what access control costs.

Services that often go together

If you also need to manage the flow of people through a lobby, look at turnstiles and speed gates. If your goal is to comply with Spain's time-recording rules, the service you want is time and attendance.

How we work

1. You tell us about your case by phone, email or the form.
2. We survey the site: doors, entrances, electrical boards and network.
3. We deliver a written, itemised proposal.
4. We install, configure and train whoever manages it.
5. We hand over documentation and administrator credentials.