Access Control Multi Site multi location businesses

MULTI-SITE INTEGRATION

NETWORK WIDE SYSTEM MANAGED FROM A SINGLE WORKSTATION

Managing physical access control across multiple sites for businesses with multiple geographical locations


FUSION is a network-based multi-location security management system that can work from a central database that holds personnel credentials and records, enabling access across multiple sites to be centrally authorised. The system integrates access control and building alarm monitoring and management with IP based CCTV so that several sites can be overseen and managed from any workstation on the network.


managing access control across multiple sites
Active Directory/LDAP/CRM/Azure Integration

FUSION uses existing LAN/WAN and Active Directory to manage user permissions for physical access control. Any door, turnstile or barrier, no matter where it is located, can be managed over the IP network. FUSION uses Active Directory's replication and data back-up and security provisions which are already in-place to support the physical access control database.

Organisations that provide services locally or across a number of regional, national or global sites can have all their access-controlled doors, alarm points and security cameras connected to their WAN. The local IP-based door controllers receive a user’s card credentials from the card reader at the door over the WAN. The FUSION service validates the access request and responds with access granted or denied.  Irregularities, anomalies and alarms are captured by cameras and streamed to Network Video Recorders (NVR) for real-time or on-request viewing.

FUSION can sit alongside in-house or cloud hosted databases such as LDAP, Azure or a cloud hosted CRM. Access control requests from door controllers on the network are referred to a central or a site-networked controller. If the user has access permissions, the TCP/IP enabled door controllers will be instructed to release the portal to give access. This solution model provides access to thousands of users across regional, national and international boundaries.

IP Based Scalable Architecture

FUSION delivers an inherently scalable physical access control solution that works with existing IT infrastructure and access management solutions. An open standards-based approach together with the ability to handle multiple RFID card technologies means it is possible to re-use existing ID card credential and card reader hardware. 


Functional Access Control Solutions


Integrated security monitoring and control system

FUSION software takes the hard work out of managing site security across multiple locations by providing an integrated approach to controlling, monitoring and managing security.

Streamline data processing

Supports secure up-to-date contactless smart cards including MIFARE®, DESFire® and RFID technologies as well as legacy products such as Wiegand readers.

Secure identity credentials

User data acquired from existing LDAP, CRM or HR systems together with the administration of access permissions to secure facilities and selectively grant personnel access.

Multi-site management

Control physical access across any number of locations, without fuss, using existing network infrastructure.

Works in real-time with intelligence distributed to the door in case of a network failure

Staff and visitor tracking in real-time with new user access credential and updates distributed automatically to all doors.

Streamline data management

Eliminate duplication of personal data entry and data inconsistencies between physical access control system and principle source of data (LDAP/HR/CRM systems).

Location control

Include location-based restrictions limiting and enabling personnel access to other sites according to access permissions.

Role-based security

Security access permissions can be grouped according a person’s role or training (e.g. only qualified electricians can have access to switch rooms).

Comprehensive audit-trail maintained

Comprehensive reporting, for example:

  • Lists of all access and egress events through doors, gates and barriers;
  • Lists of all operator-initiated viewings, alterations and deletions made to the access control database;
  • Lists of all alarms and associated response taken.