
Security
Access control
Access control for doors, server rooms, and after-hours entry, revoked the same day someone leaves and audited on a schedule.
- Keycard and biometric entry
- Mobile access
- Visitor management
- Centralized management software
- Time and attendance tracking
Access control managed from one system
DCMM installs access control for commercial facilities: keycard and fob readers, biometric entry, mobile credentials, and visitor management, all issued and revoked from a single system. When someone’s last day arrives, their access ends the same day their email does.
The facilities we walk tend to share the same gaps. Someone who left the company last quarter can still open the server room, because shutting off that badge was nobody’s job. The loading dock door gets propped open most mornings around seven, a brick or a mop bucket doing the job a badge reader should. If something walks out of that building tonight, there is no log of who was inside to ask.
Credentials that expire the day the job does
Every project starts with a door schedule and a badge audit. We walk every entry point with whoever manages your facility, and every door gets classified: front entrance, loading dock, server room, executive suite, each with its own hours and its own list of who can walk through. Pull a report ninety days after go-live. It will say who touched the server room door, and when.
Every door gets its own rule
- Biometric readers for server rooms and other doors that need a harder credential
- Standard card and fob readers for daily entry points
- Mobile credentials so a phone becomes the badge
- Keypad codes for doors that need a shared, changeable code
One dashboard, not a ring of master keys
- Every access point controlled from a single interface
- Visitor check-in with a badge printed at the front desk, logged automatically
- Time and attendance pulled from the same system, no separate punch clock
Built around your door schedule, not a template
- Access tiers matched to your org chart, so the intern’s badge and the CFO’s badge don’t open the same doors
- Integration with your alarm system so one event triggers the right lock response
- Every configuration tested and walked through before the system goes live
What happens after the ribbon-cutting
- Scheduled badge audits so old credentials get caught before they get used
- Spare readers and credential stock on hand so a broken door doesn’t wait on a shipment
- Staff training so your front-desk team can add or remove a credential without calling us
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