Scotnix Technology Private Limited
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RFID, card access and electric lock systems that control who goes where — with full visibility and integration into your security setup.
Offices across Bangalore use access control to manage staff, visitors and contractors without handing out keys. We install and configure card, RFID and electric lock systems for Bangalore businesses, sized for a single door or an entire facility.
Card and fob-based access readers configured for individual doors or full facilities.
Magnetic locks, strike plates and door controllers installed and configured to fail safely.
Time-based access rules and permission groups so people can enter only where and when they should.
Access events tied to camera footage and biometric logs for a complete audit trail.
Every entry is logged, so you always know who accessed what and when.
Restrict or revoke access instantly when a card is lost or an employee leaves.
Integrates cleanly with your existing CCTV and biometric infrastructure.
Most offices choose by how many doors need control, who needs access and how strictly entries must be tied to a person.
| RFID card | Biometric | Two-factor | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How people enter | Tap an RFID card or fob | Fingerprint or face | Card plus fingerprint or face |
| Shared or lost credentials | Possible; revoke the card | Not possible | Not possible |
| Visitors and contractors | Easy: issue a temporary card | Needs enrolment | Card for visitors, biometrics for staff |
| Best fit | Many doors, high footfall | Sensitive rooms, attendance | Server rooms, cash and records areas |
An access control system decides who can open which doors, and when. Each person carries a credential such as an RFID card or a fingerprint; a reader checks it against the rules in a controller, which unlocks the door and logs the entry.
The common types are RFID card or fob readers, keypad PIN readers, biometric readers (fingerprint or face) and combinations of these. Doors are secured by electric locks such as magnetic locks or strike plates, managed by a door controller.
Count the doors that need control, decide who needs access to each and at what times, and check whether you also need attendance records or CCTV links. Card systems suit many doors and visitors; biometrics suit sensitive rooms where a credential must not be shared.
Their card is disabled in the system straight away, so it no longer opens any door. There is no need to change locks or collect keys.
Yes. Access events can be tied to camera footage and to biometric attendance logs, so every entry has a complete record.
Talk to our team about the right access control setup for your site.