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SECURITY / ACCESS CONTROL
Hammeke designs and installs access control systems that replace mechanical keys with cards, codes, and mobile credentials — giving you a record of who came and went.
Modern access control isn’t one technology. We combine credential types to match what you actually need.
Traditional keycards, including proximity and smart cards.
Access by biometric methods, for higher-security areas where a shared card or code isn’t ideal.
Your smartphone works as your key, with the same access as a physical card.
Enter a code or PIN to gain access.
Modern access control is more than door locks. It’s a security intelligence platform that logs every movement, enforces policies automatically, and integrates with your cameras and alarms for a unified security picture.
Every entry and exit event is timestamped and stored. Search, filter, and export activity reports for compliance, HR, or investigations.
Restrict access by time of day, day of week, or custom schedules. After-hours access automatically denied without manual intervention.
Terminate access in seconds — no physical lock changes required. Critical for employee offboarding and lost card management.
Define granular access zones so each employee, contractor, or visitor can only reach areas appropriate to their role.
Pre-register visitors, print badges, and issue temporary credentials that auto-expire. Full visitor log maintained automatically.
Grant, revoke, and monitor access from anywhere via web dashboard or mobile app — no on-site access required.
Link access events to camera footage automatically. When a door opens, the corresponding camera clip is bookmarked and retrievable.
Access control panels share data with alarm systems for unified arming, forced door alerts, and held-door notifications.
Your entire access control system — every door, credential, and event — managed from a single web interface. Grant a temporary visitor badge from your phone while on the road. Review an overnight access report before your morning coffee.
All 48 doors
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Access control does more than open a door — it keeps a record of who did.
Modern credentials, including mobile and biometric options, make entry simple for the people who are supposed to have them.
Access is limited to authorized individuals only, cutting the risk of unauthorized entry, theft, and vandalism.
Every access event is tracked and logged, so you have a real record for auditing or investigating a breach.
Map all entry points, identify security zones, and document current access policies.
Specify door hardware, reader types, panel locations, and software platform.
Mount readers, electric strikes or mag-locks, request-to-exit sensors, and door contacts.
Install access panels, configure software, import user database, and define access levels.
Issue cards, enroll biometrics, or provision mobile credentials for all users.
Train your administrators on daily management, reporting, and emergency procedures.
A fob or card unlocks with a tap & no code to remember. A keypad requires entering a PIN. Many businesses combine both on higher-security doors, requiring a card and a code together.
Yes, that’s one of the biggest advantages access control has over a physical key. Access can be revoked in the system whether or not the card is ever returned.
Most door hardware includes battery backup to keep functioning through a short outage. We’ll go over backup options for your specific building as part of your assessment.
In most cases, yes, a mobile credential uses an encrypted signal between your phone and the reader, and it’s harder to duplicate than an older-style card. It also means one less thing to physically lose.
Access control works best paired with the rest of your Hammeke security system.
Schedule a free access control assessment. We’ll walk through your facility and recommend the right system for your building and budget.