Solutions · Government
Access control and visitor check-in for municipal buildings and civic facilities. Public entrances, staff-only areas and secure rooms, with every visitor identified and logged.
What We Secure
Visitors check in at the guard post or the kiosk.
Staff enter with a card on their own schedules.
Doors open only to the people who need them.
Secure rooms on their own access groups.
Restricted access, with every entry recorded.
Locked to approved staff and vendors.
Doors that follow the court and meeting schedule.
Open for public meetings, locked after hours.
A card reader and a vehicle RFID reader in the same lane.
Maintenance and fleet yards kept to staff and vendors.
Community centers, pools and fields on their own schedules.
If it has an electric lock or a gate operator, we can secure it.
Where It Fits
How It Works Here
Doors and gates
Alarms when a door is forced or held open, and lockdown of one door or every door.
The guard post
Visitor and contractor check-in at secure building entrances.
Public entrances
Visitors scan a QR pass or a state-issued ID, or call a staff member.
Across facilities
A central post answers visitors at public entrances across facilities.
Staff
Staff register visitors and contractors before they arrive.
Facility management
The Banned List, incident reports, the shift log and the visitor log.
ID numbers are never stored in readable form, phone numbers never leave our servers, and every facility's data is kept apart.
Yes. With Remote Attendant, a central post answers visitors at public entrances across facilities from a web browser.
Yes. Lock down one door or every door from the portal, and clear the lockdown just as quickly.
They are refused automatically. The screen asks them to see the guard post and never says why.
More answers on the FAQ page.
Tell us about your entrances and we will show you how Ingresso secures every one.