Entravax plans and installs access control systems for corporate campuses, factories and warehouses — from the first site survey to the day security signs off on it.
Hardware is selected against the door, the footfall, and how the client already manages HR and time-attendance — not sold off a catalogue.
Fingerprint, face and card readers on office entries, server rooms, and floor-wise access zones, wired back to a central controller.
Lobby-grade turnstiles and flap barriers for staff entry lanes at corporate campuses and manufacturing plant gates.
Vehicle boom barriers at plant and warehouse gates, tied to visitor and vendor movement logs.
Reception and restricted-area intercoms so a door can be verified and released without leaving a desk.
Access logs mapped to shift and attendance systems, so one swipe covers entry and payroll records.
Gate-pass and visitor check-in stations for factories and campuses with regular contractor or vendor footfall.
The same six stages, whether it's one office door or a forty-gate industrial campus.
We walk every door, gate and cable route with your facilities team, and note power points, wall type, and existing wiring before quoting anything.
output: site survey report + door listReaders, controllers and barriers are chosen for footfall and door type — a factory shutter gets a different barrier than a glass office door.
output: hardware spec + budgetCable routes are laid before finishing work, so no wire runs exposed across a corridor your staff walk through every day.
output: cable route drawingReaders, barriers and panels are mounted, powered, and tested door by door before anyone relies on them.
output: commissioning checklistZones, shift timings and visitor rules are configured, and the system is linked to attendance or HR software where needed.
output: access policy on recordYour security and admin teams are trained on the software, and an annual maintenance schedule is set before we leave site.
output: handover pack + AMC termsDifferent buildings put different demands on the same six stages.
Focused on the logistics side of security installation — getting the right hardware to the right door, on schedule, with an access system that runs quietly in the background once it's live.
Entravax was built around a simple observation: most access control problems aren't about the hardware — they're about how it gets planned, wired and handed over.
Balabrindha brings a background in logistics and automation to how each installation is run — treating cabling, procurement and commissioning as a supply chain to be managed, not a checklist to rush through.
That's the discipline behind every Entravax site: a survey before a quote, a cable drawing before a cable is pulled, and a trained admin team before we consider the job done.