Cloud and mobile credentials
What we deliverCards, fobs and phone credentials, issued and revoked remotely.
Why it matters
No server on site to maintain.
Access control for Bronx distribution sites, health campuses and multifamily portfolios.
installations over 10+ years
support for managed-service clients
Rated 4.9/5 by 110+ NYC corporations
Operating throughout New York
Cards, fobs and phone credentials, issued and revoked remotely.
No server on site to maintain.
Electric strikes, maglocks and exit hardware, including Dorma, with power transfer hinges.
We engineer and fabricate doors in-house, so a door that can't take the hardware isn't a second contract.
Turnstiles and speed lanes on LenelS2, C•CURE, Brivo or Salto.
Credentials are checked in the lobby, before the elevators.
Floor-level permissions, integrated with all major elevator brands, including Braxos.
A tenant's credential calls only its own floors.
Visitor check-in that issues access through your platform.
Guests are logged and reach only the floors they are expected on.
Fingerprint, face and retina readers for server rooms, pharmacies and storage.
New York bars most employers from requiring fingerprints, so we plan an alternative credential.
Access control systems for Bronx sites usually fall into three patterns.
| Operator | Typical approach | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Distribution or food-industry operator | Cloud-managed Salto KS or Brivo, with dock zones and shift rules | Fast changes for temporary staff; alerts for forced or held dock doors |
| Hospital, university or campus | On-premises LenelS2 OnGuard, Genetec or Software House C•CURE 9000 | Links to HR, student records, video and visitor management |
| Multifamily owner or managing agent | Cloud access control with network intercoms that route calls to phones | One dashboard; remote door release for deliveries |
The survey, not a preferred brand, decides between Salto, Brivo, LenelS2, Genetec and Software House C•CURE 9000.
Two projects from elsewhere in the city show the same approach.

25+ technicians working at once delivered cabling, access control, over 200 AI-powered cameras and occupancy software across two venues.

Retrofit electrified locks, NDAA-compliant on-premises Salto access control and two new accessible doors.
“Super professional setup - got fobs for all 50+ tenants and even helped integrate it with our existing intercom. The whole thing runs like clockwork!”
Running a Bronx facility or portfolio?
We survey the sites, show you the gaps and recommend a plan you can phase.
Commercial access control in the Bronx is driven by operations: deliveries, patient care, classes and residents coming and going.
Distribution and food-industry sites
Hunts Point and Port Morris run through the night, with docks, cold storage and contractor traffic.
Restricted zones for staff, pharmacy, records and equipment, while public areas stay open.
Universities and schools
Campuses around Fordham and Riverdale credentialing students, faculty and contractors.
Owners and managing agents running buildings of different ages from one place.
Offices
Office access control for headquarters and back offices, on the same platform as the sites they run.
South Bronx new development
Mott Haven and Harlem River buildings specified during construction.
Bronx access control projects raise design questions that rarely come up in an office fit-out.
| Site condition | What we specify |
|---|---|
| Freezer and cooler doors | Hardware rated for condensation, ice and washdown; readers on the warm side |
| Docks, drivers and temporary staff | Time-limited cards or mobile credentials limited to the dock zone |
| Clinical zones and visitor flow | Zones by time and role, with biometric readers on pharmacy and records |
| Campus credentials at scale | A link to student and HR records, so access follows enrollment |
| Mixed-age multifamily (pre-war walk-ups to new builds) | Different entry designs on one cloud platform, with video intercom and access control integrated at each lobby |
Under New York Multiple Dwelling Law §50-a, buildings erected or converted after January 1, 1968 with eight or more apartments need self-locking entrance doors and an intercom that releases the door from each apartment. Our designs keep that intact.
Dock, freezer and clinical doors each need a different lock, and the choice decides how the door behaves on alarm or power loss.

Dock and service man-doors
Usually an electric strike or electrified exit hardware: fail-secure outside, free egress inside.
Clinical corridor doors on egress routes
Fail-safe locking, or a maglock with request-to-exit and manual release, coordinated with the fire alarm vendor, since we do no fire alarm work.
Door contacts everywhere
Forced and held-open events reported from every controlled door.
Power supplies with battery backup
Sized so doors behave as designed through an outage.
One team is accountable for every door across the portfolio, sequenced so each site keeps a working entrance.
Who needs access, where and when.
Door schedule for docks, cold rooms, clinical zones or lobbies.
Doors switched over in sequence, never all at once.
Hardware, cabling, door controllers and the access control platform tested door by door.
Site managers trained to run the system.
Portfolios move one building at a time. We repair all major brands, including systems other vendors installed, and existing clients on managed service and maintenance get 24/7 support, with a 4-hour response on critical failures.
FAQs
Short answers on cold storage doors, temporary staff, portfolios, hospitals and lock choice.
Access control can work on freezer and cold storage doors when the hardware is rated for low temperatures and moisture. We specify environment-rated locks and readers, and mount readers on the warm side where possible.
We manage access for drivers and temporary staff with time-limited credentials restricted to the zones they need, such as the dock. Access expires automatically, so nobody has to remember to revoke it.
One access control system can cover every building in a Bronx portfolio on a cloud or centrally managed platform. We bring buildings on in phases.
Access control in Bronx hospitals differs because it separates patients, visitors and staff by zone and time, often linked to HR records. Egress doors are planned with the fire alarm vendor.
Whether to use electric strikes or maglocks depends on each door's role. Strikes suit dock and service doors that stay locked outside; maglocks suit some interior doors but need request-to-exit and manual release on egress routes.
Tell us about your site, campus or portfolio, and we will walk the doors and map how people and goods move. This page is part of our commercial access control in New York; for cameras and alarms, see our security systems across the Bronx.