Who it is for
You install the turnstile, we carry the software
Many turnstiles are being installed in schools at the same time and the companies installing them are left empty-handed on the software side. We fill that gap; we do not sell the hardware.
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The model
The hardware stays yours and the software subscription is a separate line. The customer relationship is shared; installation, maintenance and field work are yours, the software layer and its support are ours.
The technical gate
The sample event you send is validated and nothing is written; a missing field is named.
Every connector has its own identity and secret; the secret can be rotated by the institution.
The connector reports that it is alive; when it goes silent it shows on the institution's screen.
The device schema is shared once your application is approved; it is not published at a public address.
Connector conformance steps
The schema is validated; no record is created.
One day's events from a real gate are sent and compared.
The connector shows a week of uninterrupted operation.
The institution goes live; the gate inventory and rule mapping are written.
Who to ask what during installation
Technical questions land in one place through the written channel and are answered by someone who knows your connector; response times are written into the contract.
Migrating from biometrics to cards
Converting installed biometric readers to cards is a separate service item and is needed in most schools today. The reader and identity layer change; the turnstile stays.
Why it is neededThe partner panel
You see your own institutions on one screen: which connector is up, which gate went quiet, which institution is waiting to go live.
Partner application
Partner questions
No. The hardware stays yours; we provide the software layer.
The customer relationship is shared; installation and field work are yours, software support is ours.
If the panel family is already defined, we have it; if not we write it together and verify it with a dry run.
It does not; our layer does not replace the panel, it evaluates the signal it produces.
Migrating to cards is a separate service item and is needed in many schools today; we plan it together.