Avigilon Access Control

The Avigilon Access Control Manager (ACM) is a top-of-the-line access control software system produced by one of the most cutting-edge and user-friendly developers of security products today.

With the Avigilon Access Control Manager (ACM), inefficient and difficult-to-track entry methods are replaced with wireless locks and other keyless security solutions that are safe, scalable, and easy to manage. What's more, the Avigilon Access Control Manager (ACM) is an open-field cloud-based platform that uses standard industry modules to allow for easy integration with third-party security systems and hardware.

What is an access control system and how does one work?

Access control systems protect sensitive data and facilities from unauthorized access by cross-checking personal identifiable information against authorizations granted by administrators.

Access control systems contain both hardware and software components. Hardware components often include antennas or cables, physical credentials, credential readers, and gate or door locks. The main software component of an access control system is the access control manager, which contains identity information and associated access rights.

ID badges and key fobs with encrypted RFID (radio-frequency identification) chips are common credentials for access control systems, as are biometric credentials like faces and fingerprints. When a credential is presented at an access control entry point, antennas or cables connected with an access reader transmit their identifying data to access control management software that matches identity information with assigned access rights. If the credential presented at an access point matches entry privileges, a signal will be transmitted to unlock relevant doors or gates.

Avigilon Access Control Manager (ACM) System

The Avigilon Access Control Manager (ACM) is a cloud-based platform that runs on a web browser, making it easy for administrators to remotely access and manage the system on computers and mobile devices. Features such as remote door lock and unlock, event search, video analytics, and video surveillance at access points all make Avigilon access control a great security solution for enterprise-scale businesses where multiple site entrances and exits require security oversight.

Additionally, Avigilon's access control manager supports integrated site mapping, easy-to-use video surveillance management interfaces, and alarms that can be triggered by unauthorized attempts at entry.

Avigilon Access Control for Scalability

The Avigilon Access Control Manager is flexible enough to meet the needs of both enterprise-system facilities and small businesses. The Avigilon system is designed for scalability, allowing for the addition of new entry points and staff credentials as businesses grow.

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The entry-level ACM Embedded Controller lets users connect all access control equipment for easy management on one interface. Through the ACM Embedded Controller, small-business users have complete control of every entry point and are able to monitor events, manage access groups and credentials, remotely lock and unlock doors, and create access control reports.

Benefits of Avigilon Access Control Systems

One Simple Interface

Avigilon produces a suite of top-grade security products that can be managed on a single, easy-to-use interface. Video recordings and data from throughout a larger security system can all be managed together regardless of their make. What's more, the Avigilon Access Control Manager can be accessed remotely with valid administrative credentials.

Seamless, Contact-free Entry

Avigilon's ACM software and access readers assess and transmit data to wireless locks nearly instantly, allowing for rapid response times at entry points that maintain a secure environment while avoiding interruptions to workflow.

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Easy Hardware Integration to Save Money

Avigilon's access control software is compatible with open-field hardware, meaning it can easily be integrated with existing hardware from other security companies. When adopting the Avigilon Access Control Manager, there's no need to replace expensive preexisting security system components, such as controllers, credentials, door readers, wireless locks, and even subpanels.

What's more, because Avigilon security systems are cloud-based, they can be maintained and upgraded without an additional license.

Easy Data Integration to Save Time

The Avigilon Access Control Manager easily connects with third-party HR and IT programs, allowing for the secure and hassle-free synchronization of identity data.

Ease of Use

Avigilon security systems are built with administrative operators in mind. Controls are intuitively designed and access data can be tracked and managed on a simple, logically structured interface--helping to reduce the time needed for staff training.

A Standby Appliance for Storage Redundancy

Avigilon access control systems include a hot standby auto-failover mechanism to make sure that credentials and their authorizations are not accidentally lost or corrupted. By storing essential information twice, the system helps users minimize the risk of expensive and time-consuming data loss.

About Avigilon

Avigilon is a Motorola Solutions video security and access control company headquartered in Vancouver. Launched in 2008 with their first high-definition security camera, Avigilon now produces an array of top-of-the-line security solutions, from cutting-edge video surveillance systems to the best video management software on the market, the Avigilon Control Center (ACC).

Avigilon's customer-friendly approach extends beyond their cloud-based platform and simple interface. Businesses that join the Avigilon community receive 24/7 product support and complimentary product training through the Avigilon Partner Portal. Avigilon customers also gain access to a growing database of discussions on general security system topics, knowledge-base articles, user guides, and other security system resources.

Avigilon Access Control

Avigilon is a cutting-edge developer of security technology for small- and enterprise-scale businesses. The Avigilon Access Control Manager (ACM) matches data presented on credentials with access authorizations before allowing admittance to protected sites and facilities. Because the ACM is cloud-based, administrative operators are able to conveniently manage access control on any browser. And because Avigilon software integrates with products from other manufacturers, old hardware from previous security systems can be reused and HR/IT information can be easily synchronized with the Avigilon Access Control Manager.

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