The right entrance. The right visit context.
Give operators the intended access point and visit window, so visitors can be checked against the right part of your organisation.
One address can have several entrances. Keep each visit connected to the place it belongs.
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Everyday arrivals. Clearer decisions.
Watch short illustrated stories for the people planning visits, checking arrivals, and reviewing what happened.
Mixed use · 30 seconds
The right mixed-use entrance
A fictional office visitor reaches the residential checkpoint of a mixed-use building. The operator reviews the intended access point, pauses entry, and explains the correct reception route.
See this workflow for your organisation. Talk through your arrival process, pricing, and rollout with the Clearaccess team.
Illustrated workflows use fictional people and sample screens. The responsible team applies its own policy and makes the final entry or handover decision.
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Clearaccess brings these operational controls into one workflow for teams managing this environment.
Start with the entrance that creates the most confusion
Agree the access points, visit windows, and operator responsibilities before expanding the workflow. A walkthrough can use a residential visitor, office appointment, or service arrival as its example.
Keep the decision with the responsible team
Clearaccess supplies visit context and a record of the access decision. Your operating team remains responsible for checking the visitor and applying the organisation’s procedures.
Hardware and rollout path
Start with workflow and policy control first, then add hardware when the operating model is clear.
Plan an access workflow for your site with Clearaccess
Get a walkthrough of the controls, workflows, and shared spaces that matter in your environment.
Plan an access workflow for your site with Clearaccess
Start with one access point, agree the checks your team needs, and review the rollout together.