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Door entry systems

Install an access control system for homes and businesses

Answer a video intercom or video doorbell on your phone to see who is at the door and unlock it.

Businesses own the readers and controllers they have installed.

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Control starts on your phone

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Doorbell calls your screen

Visitors ring the doorbell camera and your phone receives a direct call to show you exactly someone standing outside.

02

See visitors clearly day or night

Two cameras capture the whole step, including packages, with clear night vision up to six meters in the dark.

03

Speak directly to your guest

Two-way audio lets you talk clearly with visitors through the doorbell while you watch the live feed.

04

Tap to unlock the door

One button on your screen releases the electric lock, letting your guest walk straight in while you stay seated.

Door access control for homes, offices and rentals

  • Staff enter on their own schedules

    Staff open the door with a phone, card, fob, Apple Wallet pass, Google Wallet pass, or their face. You set hours per person and door. A visitor rings the front desk from the door.

    Pressing the doorbell rings the app, a phone number or a desk phone, letting whoever is on duty answer the visitor.

    Reusing old door wiringVisitor check-inPhone door keys
    The Access app listing one person's NFC card, face photo, license plate and PIN
    One person holds a card, face photo, license plate and PIN for access.
    The Access app capturing a face photo inside a circular frame
    Adding a face photo from the mobile app grants entry by looking.
    • Phone
    • Card
    • Fob
    • Apple Wallet
    • Google Wallet
    • Face
    • PIN code
  • A woman holding a phone to the reader beside the glass door of a brick medical office

    Control access to your records room

    Staff and cleaners walk in during their own hours. Your records or supply room unlocks only for specific people. A visitor at the front door calls the front desk to get in.

    Pressing the doorbell rings the app, a phone number or a desk phone, letting whoever is on duty answer the visitor.

    Visitor check-inReusing old door wiringPhone door keys
  • A man in a navy blazer holding a key card to the reader beside the side door of a white church

    Manage staff and volunteer building access

    Staff and volunteers open office and side doors on set days. Admins start a lockdown or evacuation from the Access app, or by swiping an admin card at a reader and selecting a mode.

    Pressing the doorbell rings the app, a phone number or a desk phone, letting whoever is on duty answer the visitor.

    Visitor check-inPhone door keysElevator and fire alarm lines
    An intercom and a reader both showing Emergency Lockdown in red

    Emergency lockdown and evacuation controls

    Emergency lockdown blocks entry at the reader.

    Wiring a fire alarm panel to the access hub unlocks doors automatically when a fire is detected.

  • Entrance intercoms for residents and visitors

    Residents open the entrance with a card or phone. Visitors call from the directory screen. Delivery drivers use a PIN code, and every entry is logged with the time.

    Apartment intercomsVisitor check-inPhone door keys

  • See and talk to residential visitors

    Cameras ring your phone when someone visits. You talk to them through the doorbell and tap a single button to unlock the front door from anywhere.

    Key holders and door codesGate and door access for homesPhone door keys

  • Guests check in with a code

    Each guest receives a unique code tied to their booking dates. Cleaners get separate access, and cellular backup keeps codes working if the internet drops.

    Rental door codesVacation rentals

  • Pedestal readers and plate recognition cameras

    Gate hubs run a sliding or swinging gate from a reader or intercom on a pedestal. Paired plate-reading cameras open the gate automatically for known license plates.

    Gate intercomsPlate-reading gatesGates and driveways

Live floor plans and cable diagrams

Interior doors on server and records rooms restrict access to named people. Live maps display your doors, cameras and sensors, tracking every entry and refused credential in real time.

Pick a person to highlight their authorized doors and switch off a lost card.

CloudCentric draws your floor plan detailing door readers, cameras and cable runs.

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Plan sheet 101 · readers, cameras, Wi-Fi, speakers and sensors, each cabled back to the network closet.

Controllers restrict elevator car buttons

Elevator controllers work with a reader inside the car. Each presented credential lights up only the floors its holder is allowed to reach, handling up to eighteen floors.

Elevator buttons with an access reader beside them
  1. Reader in the car
  2. Two-wire PoE over the travelling cable
  3. Elevator hub · one relay per floor button

Related commercial camera and cable services

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Readers and keypads for any entrance

Choose between video doorbells, keypad readers for wet weather, and slim door readers that open with a badge or a phone.

Our installation process

  1. 1

    Survey the existing doors

    We list your doors, check existing locks and frames, and note your fire ratings and power failure requirements.

  2. 2

    Install the hardware securely

    Technicians mount controllers and readers, wiring them back together on one cable for reliable power and data.

  3. 3

    Configure your custom schedules

    Users receive their credentials, and our team sets up specific access times, holiday exceptions, and automated locking rules.

  4. 4

    Hand over full control

    CloudCentric loads the app on your phone, tests every door, and provides full support for your system afterwards.

Common questions about door access

  • Is there a monthly fee per door or per user?

    Businesses own the installed hardware outright. None of our installations carry a per-door or per-user subscription fee to keep your entrances working.

  • What happens if the internet goes down?

    Controllers hold schedules locally so standard doors keep working. Vacation rentals rely on automatic cellular backup to ensure door codes and guest Wi-Fi continue functioning without interruption.

  • What happens when someone loses a card or a key?

    Lost digital credentials get revoked instantly, blocking access at every door. Replacing mechanical keys requires recutting the cylinder and reissuing brand new keys to everyone.

  • Can we keep our existing door locks?

    Readers mount on your existing frames and drive your current strike or maglock in many cases, leaving most of your original door hardware in place.

  • What happens in a power cut?

    Power failure behavior depends on the door. Fail-secure locks stay locked to protect assets, while fail-safe locks release automatically to allow safe emergency exits.

Secure your doors today

Call us to schedule a property walkthrough and review your exact access requirements.

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