Admission Control  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

Almost every larger company and building has access control systems. These are technical solutions designed to prevent anyone from entering the premises or areas requiring special protection. Access control systems have two important purposes: On the one hand, they ensure fair accounting of working hours, so that especially during long opening hours the youngest or friendliest colleague does not always remain in the company the longest. Access control systems thus also record working hours and ensure a fair bonus for night work and work on public holidays. The second purpose is to prevent theft. Since a private company - with the exception of banks and a few areas in which money is used - generally has no right of access to an identity card or even to require it as a deposit, a different type of access control is required. This is why either magnetic stripe cards or private company ID cards produced by the company itself have proven their worth. This allows you to distinguish clearly between your own employees from suppliers or"occasional thieves" who happen to be present at large construction sites. Anyone who leaves the warehouse with a stack of goods and should actually deliver them is suspicious. Thus, access control systems can secure inventory and sharpen attention. The confidence-building influence of access control systems in the human resources department is even clearer. In fact, almost only confidential and sensitive data is available here: From the personal data of employees to confidential business data relating to the company's wage costs. A further door with an appropriate card reader, which only the employees of the EDP and personnel department can open, helps here. Access control systems provide a better overview, protect values and create trust.