In addition to our enterprise clients with thousands of employees, we also offer cost-effective solutions for small businesses with only a few employees.
For manufacturing companies, efficiency, increased productivity, and uninterrupted operation are essential. At the same time, employee safety must also be a top priority. Maintaining profitability requires an integrated, automated system.
For office building operators, reliable and cost-effective operation is just as important as security. Predor systems can be integrated with central monitoring systems and can even support automated operation without on-site staff.
For schools, the safety of children is the top priority, so restricting and monitoring entry is especially important. In the event of a fire, it must be immediately clear who is inside the building. Students are often undisciplined and may lose their IDs, so the right solutions are essential.
In small businesses, management is often heavily affected by administrative burdens. Efficient operation and growth require a flexible, automated system. We have developed several systems to meet the diverse needs of SMEs.
Large workforces must be managed in a simple, automated way while complying with the European Union's GDPR and cybersecurity (NIS2) requirements. Access control and time and attendance systems must also operate in integration with other supervisory software.
For logistics companies, fast and automated vehicle entry and a traceable, customizable freight traffic registry are especially important. Driver guidance and continuous monitoring of loading require a flexible, integrated system.
Construction projects may run in parallel across multiple locations, making it difficult to track when, where, and how much employees have worked. In some cases, the necessary infrastructure is not yet in place.
For highly protected facilities, both modern physical protection and cybersecurity are essential requirements. Predor is a fully NIS2-compliant access control system that enables flexible migration from legacy systems.