Web-based secure access solution

Issue 3 2021 Access Control & Identity Management

The web-based Matrix One secure access solution, available from dormakaba, is tailored to meet the needs of small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Fast and user-friendly to set up, Matrix One optimises access control for the modern organisation.

With Matrix One, companies have complete visibility on who accesses any door on its premises. It works on key plans or putting in place fixed access profiles assigned to individuals or groups of people. Updates can be implemented in real-time. And because the system works on any browser, management can remain in complete control regardless of their geographic location, they just need access to the corporate network. The system is multilingual with the interface adapting to the screen size of the device used, whether computer, smartphone, or tablet.

Once the Matrix One hardware is connected and configured and the software is installed on the company server (or designated computer), companies get full access control at their fingertips. The system complies with the latest standards in access control with the following configurations available:

Online: The access points are wired and connected to the system via a network. New access rights are sent in real-time to the access points.

Wireless online: The access points are radio-linked to the access system. Events can be directly forwarded to or requested by the system.

Whitelist: The access points are not wired with access rights stored in the components. Rights are uploaded on site via a programmer.

Access on card: The access points are not wired and the connection between the access system and door component is established via the ID card. Access rights are written onto the ID card on central online readers.

Matrix One provides SMEs with a selection of components to ensure it meets their exact requirements. These include remote readers, compact readers, c-levers, access manager points and cabinet locks, to name a few.

Given the regulatory environment, all access data remains on the corporate network. Matrix One has a clearly structured interface for intuitive operation with modular expansion options available to scale according to the business needs. Matrix One supports the new device generation of access managers and evolo components as well as various operating modes.


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