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Control who enters, where, and when.

Access control and entry-management systems for single doors, multiple buildings, and distributed sites, with credentials, schedules, reporting, and support.

Replace unmanaged keys with permissions that fit how your property operates.

MJM designs entry systems around users, doors, schedules, visitor handling, reporting, and emergency requirements. Access control can stand alone or coordinate with cameras, intercoms, alarms, and remote management.

01

Managed credentials

Use cards, fobs, PINs, mobile credentials, or other supported methods instead of copying keys.

02

Role-based access

Assign users to the doors, buildings, and schedules appropriate to their responsibilities.

03

Activity records

Supported systems create an audit trail that helps authorized staff review entry activity.

04

Coordinated security

Connect entry events with cameras, intercoms, alarms, or multi-site management where appropriate.

Good results start before the equipment is installed.

MJM reviews the property, operating needs, existing infrastructure, and expected response before recommending a system.

  1. 01

    Door construction, hardware, life-safety requirements, and power

  2. 02

    Users, credentials, schedules, visitors, and administrative roles

  3. 03

    Single-site or multi-building management requirements

  4. 04

    Network connectivity, remote administration, and system resilience

  5. 05

    Camera, intercom, alarm, and reporting integrations

Plan the next step with clear expectations.

Every property is different. A site review lets us confirm the right design, equipment, connectivity, and support plan.

Can access control be added to one door?+

Yes. A system can begin with one suitable entrance and be planned for expansion if more doors or buildings may be added later.

What happens when a card or fob is lost?+

An authorized administrator can disable the affected credential in a supported system without rekeying every door, then issue a replacement.

Can access events be connected to video?+

Supported access and camera systems can often be coordinated so authorized users can review video related to an entry event.

Tell us what you need to protect.

Discuss a new system, an upgrade, or an issue you have not fully defined yet.

Request a site review