Electronic
access control can be a valuable employee management tool because they can
integrate with time and attendance programs as well as payroll programs. Thus,
businesses can have a more accurate time and attendance record for employees,
preventing human mistakes and misrepresented time reports. Biometric access
control systems can prevent employees from “buddy punching,” clocking-in other
employees. These access control and time and attendance systems also reduce
payroll processing times, saving the company money. With these systems,
managers can know when and where employees are working and can monitor and
control the system remotely, even across multiple buildings and facilities. All
of this can save a company in lost time and efficiency.
Access
control systems also reduce long-term business costs by removing the need to
change the locks for your Oklahoma business. If an employee leaves the company,
business owners can simply delete the employee’s access rights. If an employee
loses their keycard, it can simply be removed from the program and a new
keycard issued. This electronic access control system can easily be
reprogramed, so there is no expensive re-keying costs. The need for onsite
security guards may also be reduced with access control systems that can easily
manage and keep track of who is entering and leaving your Oklahoma commercial
property. The system can automatically alert managers of any breach in
security.
These
systems can reduce the need for numerous keys to different areas of your business.
Thus, with one electronic “key,” personnel have access to several areas of a
building or campus. This can be programmed to allow specific employees access
to precise areas at or during a specific time. Electronic access control keys
are also being used now to grant photocopying access, thus tracking printing
costs and helping employees be more conscientious about using printing
resources.
Access
control systems can also integrate with the building’s utility management
system. Thus, when the systems know that there is no one in a particular area or
building, the system can be programmed to reduce the cooling or heating system
or turn off the lights for that area, saving the company in utility costs as
well as helping the environment.
And
besides preventing intruders, restricting access, and keeping sensitive areas
safer, access control systems can be a crucial tool in solving crimes. Authorities
can use the time information from the access control system to put together a
timeline of events, and this, along with a surveillance
system can be vital in catching criminals or even in identifying workman’s
compensation fraud or handling other liability issues.
Oklahoma
access control systems have many benefits that can save a company much
time, energy, and money, providing a significant return on investment, in
addition to providing a safer and more secure working environment.
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