Welcome the right people. Protect the spaces that matter. Digilec designs, installs and supports access control that feels effortless to use—and is carefully engineered behind the scenes.
From the first arrival to the last person leaving, the details make the difference. We bring the software, readers and locking together around your building and the people using it.
We start with the people, doors and areas you need to manage. A site survey turns those requirements into a practical equipment and installation proposal, including cabling, power, network connections and door hardware.
For a replacement or extension, we review what is already fitted and what can sensibly be retained. We agree the changeover and access arrangements around the people who use the building.
We coordinate with main contractors, M&E teams, architects and door suppliers on the programme, responsibilities and door schedules. Access control becomes part of the wider delivery plan.
Review the doors, users, operating hours, existing equipment and management requirements. Identify the interfaces and information needed from the project team.
Choose the access platform, credentials, readers, controllers and locks. Confirm the agreed exit arrangements, power supplies, network and server or subscription requirements.
Fit and connect the equipment, configure permissions and schedules, and test the agreed door behaviour and interfaces. Plan works around the site’s access needs.
Show the nominated team how to manage everyday access, provide the agreed documentation and explain maintenance and support options.
A good installation starts with a conversation about how the building should work. We help turn that brief into a coordinated design, an agreed scope and a confident handover.
Some buildings need cloud management across several sites. Others suit a locally managed system or wireless access on selected internal doors. We recommend the approach around your operation, existing equipment and budget.
We work with DoorFlow, Avigilon Alta, Paxton, Salto and other access platforms, with readers and locking from manufacturers including HID, Axis Communications, ASSA ABLOY and ABLOY.
Explore cloud access, credentials and integrations ↗Equipment compatibility and supported features are confirmed during design. The selected locking and release arrangements follow the requirements established for the building.
For Gamepath at The Paddington Bear Experience, Digilec installed DoorFlow cloud access control with Axis door controllers and HID readers. The team could manage access through the same web platform used for its other sites.
The wider project also included Ajax intruder detection and a dedicated video system for the shop and entrance.
View the featured project on our homepage ↗Digilec can maintain the installation, investigate faults and support authorised configuration changes. Remote assistance is available where the system supports it and the required access is in place.
Service agreements can include planned visits, reduced call-out rates and agreed response targets. We also offer one-off fault call-outs, including for systems installed by another company.
Access control maintenance and support ↗Send the site address, approximate number of doors, building use and any drawings or door schedules you have. Tell us about your current system, preferred platform and target programme. We can then establish what needs a survey and prepare an appropriate proposal.
Yes. We support end users and facilities teams as well as main contractors, electrical contractors and M&E project teams. We agree the scope and responsibilities around the way the project is being delivered.
Yes, where the existing equipment and platform support the proposed changes. We assess the condition, available capacity and compatibility before recommending what to keep or replace.
Yes. Our access control system builder helps organise initial requirements. Its material list is a planning aid; final equipment and quantities are confirmed during design and survey.
Send us the site details, door count and what you need the system to do. We’ll help turn the requirements into a practical installation proposal.