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Greater flexibility and security with access control

At Keypartner, we collaborate with the market's leading suppliers of access control and ADC systems. This means that we can offer tailor-made access control systems that combine high security with simple administration.

Well-designed access control systems allow you to precisely control who has access to which areas—and when. This means you are guaranteed a security system that not only gives you peace of mind, but also far greater flexibility in your daily life.

By implementing an access control system, your business or housing association can save time on administration as well as expenses associated with lost keys, lock replacement, and much more.

What is access control?

Access control - also known as ADK system or ADK facility - is a solution that controls who gets access to buildings, rooms or doors. An access control system can be mechanical (classic locking systems and keys) or electronic (cards/tags, codes, app or biometric solutions). Often, electronic access can be integrated with existing locks so you don't need a completely new locking system on the door.

Electronic access control allows for:

  • Access control with card or tag: RFID/MIFARE tags or key cards.
  • Access control with code: Access via personal PIN code.
  • Access control with two-factor authentication: Combination of token/card and code.
  • Access control via app: Use your smartphone to open doors.
  • Access control with biometric authentication: Fingerprint or facial recognition (recommended only in special cases)

The system can be programmed with time zones, user roles, and guest access, allowing you to grant both permanent and temporary access—for example, to tradespeople or external staff.

What are the benefits of access control?

  • Enhanced security: Restrict access to defined areas.
  • Flexible access control: Add, change, or remove permissions with just a few clicks.
  • Overview and logging: See who comes and goes, and when.
  • Less risk and lower costs: Deactivate a chip instead of replacing the entire locking system.
  • Scalability:Start small and expand to more doors/buildings.
  • Integrations:Can combine access control and alarm, door phone, and door automation.
Electronic access control with mobile phone

Access control makes it easy to:

  • Change access conditions on an ongoing basis
  • Add or exclude users
  • Block a key
  • See who comes and goes

Get non-binding advice about access control

Door with access control makes it easy to access:

  • Change access conditions on an ongoing basis
  • Add or exclude users
  • Block a key/piece instantly
  • See who comes and goes

Do you need advice for your new ADK system?

At Keypartner, you get advice, planning, installation, setup and ongoing service. Our locksmiths and technicians help with everything from choosing an access control system to integration with locking systems, door automation and door phones - so you get a complete and well-functioning solution.

At Keypartner, we understand the importance of protecting what is most important to you. Our approach is to listen to your needs so that together we can find the best solution to ensure the safety and security of your business or housing association.

Contact us for a no-obligation review of your needs. Together, we'll find the solution that matches your security requirements and day-to-day operations - whether you represent a business or a housing association.


What is access control?
Access control systems control who can enter certain areas or use certain things. It works by using keys, key cards, codes, fingerprints or facial recognition to ensure that only those with authorization can gain access.
What is the difference between offline and online access control?
Offline requires changes and logging to be done at the door. Online is centrally managed and updated instantly.
Do I need a new locking system?
Not necessarily. Often, electronic access control can be connected to existing locks and cylinders.
What happens if a piece is lost?
It's deactivated with just a few clicks - much faster and cheaper than rewiring an entire locking system.
Can access control integrate with other systems?
Yes, it can often be integrated with alarm, door automation and intercom for a total solution.
What are the benefits of access control?
A clear advantage of access control is that you can easily add or exclude citizens. This can come in handy if a key is lost. With a normal locking system, it may be necessary to change the entire system if a key is lost.
What access control solutions are available?
With an offline electronic locking system, there is no communication cable between door and PC. Changes to the system must first be made on a PC and then implemented at each door via a key fob or programming device. In practice, this means that a caretaker or other knowledgeable person must carry information to each door. The advantages of an offline system are that it is cheaper to set up than an online solution. On the other hand, there will be ongoing costs associated with getting the information to the door and retrieving the log yourself. With an online electronic locking system, a communication cable goes out to each door and everything is controlled centrally from a PC, mobile or other device. When changes need to be made, they are made on the PC and immediately communicated to the door. The advantage of this solution is that it's quick and easy to make changes to the system and stay updated with log files from each door. The disadvantage of this solution is that the one-off costs are relatively high compared to offline access control.

Our access control systems

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Somersault

Salto's access control solutions are scalable and can be adapted to any need, making them ideal for both small businesses and large, complex facilities.

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SimonsVoss

One of the most notable features of SimonsVoss systems is their wireless locking systems that allow users to control access without the use of traditional keys, reducing complexity and increasing security.

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Salto Homelok

A cloud-based access control solution that makes it easy and secure to manage access to residential properties – without physical keys. The system combines high security with flexible access via mobile, card or tag, and is ideal for both new construction and existing properties.

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Iloq

Iloq is known for its innovative approach to access control, offering solutions that do not require batteries or external power supply for their locks.

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ARX – Access Control

Arx access control systems are systems suitable for a variety of applications, including commercial buildings, public institutions and industrial areas.

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Smartair

Smartair's biggest advantage is the ability to easily upgrade existing locks to electronic access control without the need for extensive remodeling.

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CLIQ

CLIQ access control combines traditional locking systems and electronic access control with programmable smart keys. It is therefore an easy solution without the use of cables.

Save money and get more security

On average, only 10% of doors in Danish buildings are equipped with electronic access control today. This means that a full 90% of Danish doors still use regular keys*.

In particular, many workplaces use an electronic locking system. This creates great security by knowing who is in the company – and not least when. In addition, it is quick and easy to create, edit or delete in an access card system when employees change – or when, for example, new residents in the housing association or guests move out of hotels.

Electronic access control is the future

The future will show whether the technological developments taking place in the business world regarding the switch to electronic locking systems will also be transferred to private homes – and thus even out the balance between users of electronic access control systems and ordinary keys.

If you have a conventional mechanical locking system, you risk having to re-engineer the entire system if just one key goes missing. An access control system eliminates that problem.

* Source: The figures come from statistics obtained by KEYPARTNER itself as well as a partner.

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