Face Recognition
Compare enrolled reference images with available captures to support authorised identity verification and access review.

People, vehicles and facilities. Bring access technology, visitor workflows and physical infrastructure together in a solution designed around the way your site operates.
Explore facial matching and visual analytics alongside readers, visitor permissions and controlled entry points. Availability depends on the selected platform and agreed solution scope.
Compare enrolled reference images with available captures to support authorised identity verification and access review.
Explore age-check workflows. An automated age estimate is not proof of age; appropriate verification is still required.
Where supported, demographic estimates require careful assessment. Appearance does not establish a person’s gender identity.
Review visible expression cues where supported. Facial expressions do not reliably establish emotions, intent or risk.
Use visible clothing and accessory attributes to help authorised teams review relevant footage.
Explore visible-mark matching as a review aid where supported. A possible match requires verification.
Define who can access the areas your site needs to protect.
Create a clear process for pre-clearance, arrival and departure.
Coordinate entry and exit around your traffic requirements.
Bring readers, gates, booms and turnstiles into one plan.
Understand access activity through configured records and reporting.
Assess power, connectivity and backup requirements before rollout.
Staff entry through authorised access points
Visitor arrival and pre-clearance checks
Vehicle movement at controlled entrances
Exceptions referred to the responsible team
Effective access control combines clear rules, suitable technology and reliable physical infrastructure. Assess readers and visitor workflows together with gates, booms, turnstiles, electric fencing and supporting power requirements. The proposal identifies which equipment, integrations and installation work form part of the agreed scope.
Choose components and workflows around the users, vehicles and operating conditions of your site. Integration suitability is confirmed during assessment.
Configure entry around authorised users and designated areas. Select suitable reader and identification technologies for your environment.
Discuss visitor pre-clearance, check-in requirements and access permissions. Create an arrival process that staff and visitors can follow.
Plan automated gate operation around the entrance layout, operating conditions and expected traffic. Consider supporting safety and power requirements.
Use appropriate physical access infrastructure for controlled vehicle lanes or pedestrian entry points, with integration into your agreed access process.
Record relevant vehicle movements and number plates where supported. Configure watch-list workflows and review exceptions according to site procedures.
Bring relevant access events and available video together where compatible. Give authorised teams context when investigating an entry or exception.
Assess supporting perimeter infrastructure, installation requirements and integration with the wider security design. Equipment and delivery responsibilities are confirmed in the proposal.
Assess power and connectivity dependencies. Discuss backup solutions and operating procedures that suit your access equipment and site requirements.
Review time-stamped access activity where configured. Agree who can view records and which events need escalation or follow-up.
From staff entrances to high-traffic vehicle lanes, design the right mix of access technology and physical control for each environment.
Review entrances, pedestrian and vehicle traffic, and existing equipment.
Agree authorised users, visitor journeys and equipment integration.
Implement the agreed infrastructure and commission access workflows.
Brief operators and plan maintenance, reporting and ongoing support.
We assess the current equipment and supported interfaces. Compatible infrastructure may be retained, with proposed upgrades explained before implementation.
Access readers, gates, booms, turnstiles and supporting infrastructure can be assessed as part of the requested solution. The proposal confirms equipment, installation responsibilities and the agreed scope.
Continuity requirements form part of the design. Backup power, equipment behaviour and site procedures are reviewed for the specific installation.
Let’s talk about your people, your operations and your priorities.