S-02Solutions
Access control, door by door.
Readers, locks and credentials drawn for each door, with the hardware, the schedules and the people who need access agreed before anyone drills a frame.
SHT-02In scope
What is in scope, line by line.
The lines below become lines in your written scope, with exclusions listed just as clearly.
- A-01Door surveyDoor type, frame, existing hardware and egress conditions, door by door.
- A-02Reader and lock scheduleWhat goes on each door, and why, on one schedule.
- A-03Panels and powerControllers, power supplies and backup sized and placed for service.
- A-04CredentialsCards, fobs or mobile credentials, enrolled and handed over.
- A-05Schedules and rolesWho gets in where and when, written with your team.
- A-06IntegrationDoors tied to the camera that sees them and the intercom that releases them.
SHT-03On paper
What lands on your desk.
| Door schedule | Every controlled door with its reader, lock, contact and request-to-exit |
|---|---|
| Riser diagram | Panels, power and network from the head-end to each door |
| Hardware coordination | Lock and frame details agreed with your door hardware supplier or GC |
| Access matrix | Groups, schedules and doors, approved by your team |
| Programming record | What was programmed, handed over with the system |
| Training | Administrators trained to add, change and remove credentials |
SHT-04How it connects
Doors have rules. We draw them in.
Fire alarm is outside our license. Florida's Class II covers all types of alarm systems other than fire. Where locks release on a fire alarm signal, we coordinate the interface with your licensed fire alarm contractor and put it on the drawing.
In schools, Florida requires classrooms and other instructional spaces to be locked to prevent ingress when occupied by students. How we design for it.
“The biggest thing is having a technology integrator that understands we’re putting a piece of technology in here because we have a problem”
Industry voices quoted from published interviews. They describe what buyers ask of integrators; they are not reviews of Smartech.
SHT-05Questions
Asked before the first call.
Can you keep our existing cards?
We test what you have during the survey. Where the credential format is supported we keep it; where it is not, the scope says so and prices the change.
Who updates access when staff change?
Your administrators, after training. Smartech also offers remote credential management.
Do you install the door hardware?
We coordinate it either way. Whether the locks come from your hardware supplier, your GC or us is written in the scope, door by door.