Commercial access control for Miami offices and storefronts

Common business use cases

• Staff entry schedules that match shifts
• Restricted rooms such as inventory, records, or equipment
• Unlocking the front door during business hours automatically
• Vendor or cleaning crew access limited to specific times
• Entry logs to answer who opened which door

Storefront and office door hardware

Aluminum-and-glass storefront doors, narrow stiles, and impact-rated doors are common in Miami commercial spaces. They often need specific electric strikes, exit devices, or maglock setups. If you lease, your landlord may need to approve changes; we can provide a scope you can share.

Adding a video intercom

If visitors or deliveries arrive at a locked door, a video intercom lets staff see who's there and let them in from a phone or desk. See our video intercoms page for options.

Property types we work with

How the installation process works

1. 01

   Door list

   Which doors, who uses them, and when.

2. 02

   Walkthrough

   Hardware, frames, power, and network review.

3. 03

   Proposal

   Hardware, software, and any ongoing fees.

4. 04

   Install and training

   Testing each door and training your admin.

Compatibility considerations

Not every product fits every door or property. These are the things we check first:

• Leased spaces may require landlord approval.
• Exit and egress requirements apply to every controlled door.
• Cloud management typically carries a subscription.

Common questions

Can I manage access from my phone?

With cloud-based systems, yes. Admins can typically add users, change schedules, and review logs from an app or browser.

We only have one door. Is access control overkill?

Not necessarily. For one door, a commercial-grade smart lock or keypad may be enough. We'll recommend the smallest system that solves the problem.