Business Access Control Solution
Not just door readers -- a full system covering locking hardware, user management, audit logs and gate integration, with ongoing maintenance.
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A door reader without a properly specified lock, exit button, user-management process and audit trail is an incomplete installation -- it looks like access control but doesn't actually give you the accountability or control the business needs.
Each layer below is a real part of what Qyvea sets up, not a marketing list.
Biometric, card or PIN readers at each controlled door, chosen per door's risk level.
Single-door or networked multi-door controllers managing the readers and access rules.
Electric strikes or maglocks matched to the door type and fire-safety requirements.
Request-to-exit buttons for safe, code-free exit from the inside on every controlled door.
The same access-control platform can extend to gate motors for a unified system across doors and gates.
Enrolling staff, setting per-door permissions, and revoking access immediately when someone leaves.
A record of every entry -- who, where, and when -- for accountability and incident review.
Scheduled checks of readers, locks, controllers and battery backup so the system stays reliable.
No -- lower-risk doors may only need a reader and lock, while exit buttons, gate integration and detailed audit logging matter most for higher-risk or higher-traffic doors. We scope this per door during the site survey.
In most cases yes -- access control readers connect to a gate motor's control board the same way a remote does, so gates can be brought into the same system as doors.
This depends on the controller and storage configured -- we set this up based on how far back you need to be able to review entries.
Their access is revoked immediately from the user-management system, and the audit log still shows every entry they made while employed.
Tell us about your doors, gates and staff numbers and we'll scope the full system.