Matrix Access Control Integrations
Access Control is the most widely used solution across corporates to restrict unauthorized access for outsiders. However, despite having installed high-end access control systems, it is often encountered that there is a security breach.
Therefore, an integrated security system is required. For example, there are instances where an authorized person punches for access, and an unauthorized person walks alongside him to enter the premises without proving his identity. In yet another scenario, people often forget to shut the doors after them, leaving the entire building vulnerable to outsiders. In the absence of a system to provide visual evidence, it is impossible to identify the culprit even after the breach.
Matrix Video Surveillance, with its Access Control integration at the database level, ensures foolproof security of your organization, preventing unauthorized access.
Prevent Tailgating
Tailgating occurs when an unauthorized person follows an authorized individual into a secure area without proper verification. Large group entries make individual identification difficult, allowing unauthorized individuals to slip in undetected. Matrix Video Surveillance integrated with Matrix Access Control prevents tailgating by providing visual evidence and identifying unauthorized individuals for appropriate action.
Snapshots and video clips captured by Matrix IP Cameras are securely stored on NAS and FTP. These platforms serve as a centralized repository, allowing authorized personnel to review visual evidence of unauthorized entries and track them effectively. Moreover, they also give notifications via video pop-ups, SMS, E-mail, etc. to instantly alert the security personnel.
Accurate Tracking During Emergency
In situations where multiple people enter the premises, even if authorized, thorough investigations may become necessary during incidents. Matrix’s integrated Access Control and Video Surveillance system provides a solution to this issue. The Access Control system logs events in the database, while the Video Surveillance system records the entry visually, creating a comprehensive record of the events. This integration enables accurate tracking and verification of individuals who entered the premises, including those who may not have personally authenticated.
This integration is highly beneficial during emergencies, such as fires, where the accurate count of people inside the premises is crucial for ensuring safety. The visual details captured by the surveillance system provide real-time monitoring and recording of people present in different areas, enabling safe evacuation.
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Anomaly Detection Functionalities
AI algorithms analyze attendance and access normal patterns to flag anomalous patterns, such as unusual entry times or unauthorized access attempts. These can be notified to security personnel or the administrator in real-time.
Personalized Notifications
Implement AI-based customization by notifying users based on their roles or preferences; for example, management alerts differ from employee alerts based on responsibilities.
Predictive Maintenance Alerts
Using predictive analytics, the system can foresee the need for maintenance in attendance and access control systems, allowing administrators to take action before issues arise.
Having a team’s attendance and access control events updated on WhatsApp is a significant convenience factor. A manager or an HR person can take a real-time log of attendance records, incidents of access control violations, and other unusual entries directly on their device. This streamlined and proactive approach eliminates the need to log into different systems for immediate access to critical information.
With attendance and security event notifications sent directly to WhatsApp, managers gain complete visibility into attendance patterns and security incidents. Daily summaries of attendance and access events help maintain transparency across the organization, enabling quick resolution of attendance discrepancies and prompt responses to security breaches.