Operations and buildings
Buildings, hours, parking, and the phone under one policy.
Shared entrances, door IO, floor rights, parking occupancy, license plate recognition, time attendance, bookings, and a passkey-gated mobile hub sit in the same workspace. Employees use their own phone. Visitors use Wallet QR.
Campus and workplace, one policy.
Multi-company buildings, visitors, and indoor maps inherit the same identities and grants.
Maps and areas
Locations, areas, and indoor graphs used for navigation and operational context.
Visitors with Wallet QR
Guests receive an Apple or Google Wallet QR pass. No plastic card. Same access policy as employees, verified at capable readers.
Shared entrances
In multi-company buildings the operator keeps the readers. Each company grants its own people to lobby, parking, or fitness — one policy at the door. No second door system for tenants, and no handover of the hardware.
Door IO, floors, and campus systems.
The reader, the door hardware, and floor rights sit in one access model. Edge stays on site. The cloud administers.
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Door IO
Pair the Accena reader with a compact IO pill for a single door, or with NG-IO modules when you need more relays and sensors. Strike, door contact, and sensors stay in the same access model — not a second controller brand.
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Elevator floor rights
Who may reach which floors is administered with the same people as door access. Edge issues authorized calls locally through NG-IO dry contacts to the lift’s access-control inputs or through the site’s manufacturer adapter. Active safety conditions block calls. NG-Key never dials the lift from the cloud.
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Lockers
Lockers as a governed campus capability on the same identities and grants.
Parking, occupancy, and plates.
A lot, its bays, and the barrier sit in the same access model as the door. Edge stays on site. The cloud administers the register and occupancy.
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Lots and barriers
Bind a lot to an Edge gateway. An entry reader opens the barrier when policy allows. Same people and credentials as the door — not a second parking product.
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Occupancy
A session starts when a plate matches at entry. Free and occupied bays stay visible from the same workspace as door grants. Bookings can reserve a space against those people.
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License plate recognition
Entry and exit cameras read plates against the vehicle register. A match can open the barrier once per session. Occupancy follows the session, not a spreadsheet.
Time attendance, same people as the door.
Hours are not a second system. Operators plan shifts and leave; employees stamp after they are let in; optional shift rules can refresh door grants from the same roster.
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Time attendance
After a granted entry at attendance-capable doors, people stamp in, out, or break on the phone — no wall terminal. Same identities as door access.
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Shifts and door rules
Rosters, shift groups, patterns, and holiday calendars live in the workspace. Optional shift rules can refresh door grants from the same roster — hours and access stay aligned.
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Leave and balances
Sick leave and vacation: request, approve, balances. Employees file leave from the phone hub. Approved leave feeds scheduled presence.
Self-service, the same grants.
Bring your own device. Bookings and the employee hub reuse the people and credentials already used at the door.
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Bring your own device
The employee hub is mobile-only and passkey-gated. On their own phone they present keys, open Wallet passes, book rooms and charging, and request leave. Not a desktop timesheet, not a second app stack.
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Room booking
Book rooms against the same people and grants. Occupancy stays inside access policy.
Platform and access
Building systems stay bound to the same identities and access policy.