Richmond + Central Virginia / IT Infrastructure & CyberSecurity Local team / DCJS #11-20236

Doors and entry

Access Control

Manage access to the right doors without relying on a growing set of keys. We work through the door hardware, readers, credentials and daily entry needs together.

When to call us

  • Keys are difficult to track when staff change.
  • Different doors need different schedules or permissions.
  • Visitors need a reliable way to reach someone inside.

What this covers

The door and the software both have to work.

We review how each opening works before selecting a reader or controller. That includes the lock, power, egress and the way authorized people will enter and leave.

Door hardware coordination

Plan how controllers, readers, locks and operators connect at each opening.

Credentials and groups

Set up who can enter, which doors they can use and when access applies.

Intercom and visitor entry

Connect entry calls to the staff responsible for answering them.

Changes after installation

Help update users, schedules and doors as the building changes.

What to expect

Start at the door.

A controller cannot fix the wrong lock or an unsuitable power arrangement. We account for the physical opening and the everyday user experience in the same plan.

Let's talk

Tell us about your doors and entry needs.

Tell us how many doors are involved, who needs access and whether you already have locks or readers.