Control Who Enters.
Know When They Did.
Layerix designs and installs enterprise access control systems — biometric readers, door interlocks, attendance management, and turnstiles — deployed entirely by our own certified in-house engineers.
Layerix engineer installing biometric reader – Bengaluru
of security incidents involve unauthorised physical access — not digital intrusion.
Audit Trail — Without electronic access logs, you have no record of who entered a restricted area or when.
Breach is enough to compromise a server room, laboratory, or sensitive data environment permanently.
“A locked door is not access control. Access control is knowing exactly who opened it, at what time, and whether they were authorised to be there. Layerix installs systems that give you that visibility — across every door, every floor, every shift.”
Our Access Control Services
Biometric
Identity Verification
Fingerprint, face, and card-based access — the highest assurance that the person entering is who they claim.
- ✓ Fingerprint / face recognition readers
- ✓ RFID & smart card integration
- ✓ Multi-factor authentication
- ✓ Anti-passback & tailgating prevention
Door Interlock System
Controlled Entry
Interlocked door sequences that prevent piggybacking and enforce single-person entry in high-security zones.
- ✓ Airlock / mantrap configuration
- ✓ EM lock & strike lock installation
- ✓ Controller & sensor integration
- ✓ Fire alarm release interface
Attendance
Time & Presence
Automated attendance recording integrated with HR and payroll — accurate, tamper-proof, and real-time.
- ✓ Biometric attendance terminals
- ✓ Shift & overtime tracking
- ✓ HR / payroll system integration
- ✓ Multi-site attendance management
Turnstiles
High-Traffic Control
Physical access barriers for lobbies, checkpoints, and perimeter entry — managing footfall with authority.
- ✓ Tripod, flap & full-height options
- ✓ RFID / biometric reader integration
- ✓ Visitor management interface
- ✓ Fire & emergency release
End‑to‑End Process
Site Security Assessment – We walk every entry point, assess risk levels per zone, and document the access control requirement before recommending any hardware.
Zone Classification & Design – We classify zones by security level — public, restricted, and high-security — and design an access policy for each.
Hardware Selection & BOQ – Right reader, right lock, right controller — specified for each door based on traffic volume, security requirement, and environmental conditions.
Civil & Electrical Coordination – Door frames, power outlets, conduit routes, and EM lock anchor points coordinated with your civil team before installation begins.
Installation & Wiring – 100% in-house team. Every reader, controller, lock, and sensor installed, wired, and labelled correctly.
Software Configuration – User enrolment, access policies, time zones, and reporting configured before handover.
Testing & Handover – Every door tested for grant, deny, forced entry alarm, and fire release. Full documentation and admin training at handover.
Why Layerix
Design Before Install
Access zones, policies, and hardware are designed and agreed on paper before a single cable is pulled.
Zero Subcontracting
Every access control project is installed by our own engineers. No third party touches your security infrastructure.
Single-Scope Delivery
Cabling, controllers, readers, locks — all from one team. No coordination between separate contractors.
Fire Safety Integrated
Every door interlock and turnstile is configured for fire alarm release — safety never compromised for security.
Full Documentation
User enrolment guide, zone map, controller admin credentials, and as-built wiring diagrams — all delivered at handover.
AMC & Ongoing Support
Annual maintenance, reader cleaning, firmware updates, and fault response under AMC.
Industries We Serve
Corporate Offices
Floor-by-floor zone control, visitor management, lobby turnstiles
Hospitals & Healthcare
Drug store access, ICU entry, staff-only zone enforcement
Pharmaceuticals
Clean room access, audit trails for regulatory compliance
Manufacturing
Factory floor checkpoints, shift attendance, perimeter control
Technology Parks
Server room biometrics, multi-tenant access segregation
Banking & Finance
Vault access, dealing room control, compliance-ready logs
Education
Campus access, lab security, student attendance integration
Hotels & Hospitality
Staff-only zone access, maintenance area control
Real Engineers. Real Sites. Real Work.
Every photo is from an actual Layerix deployment. No stock imagery. No subcontractors.
Technician drilling and fitting a biometric reader at a door frame – Corporate Office, Bengaluru
Engineer wiring an EM lock and door controller panel – Pharma Facility, Hyderabad
Technician programming a biometric enrolment terminal – Tech Park, Pune
Turnstile installation in a corporate lobby – Mumbai
Clean finished installation – reader, interlock, and conduit – Chennai
Engineer on laptop configuring access control software at site – Bangalore
Client Success Stories
Challenge: Unauthorized access to clean rooms and lack of audit trail for GMP compliance.
Solution: Installed biometric fingerprint readers with interlock mantrap at three clean room entries, integrated with time & attendance.
✓ Outcome: 100% audit trail, zero tailgating incidents, passed regulatory audit.
Challenge: Shared building with 5 tenants; need per-tenant access segregation and visitor logs.
Solution: Deployed flap turnstiles with RFID readers, cloud-based access platform, and visitor QR code system.
✓ Outcome: 4,500+ daily entries tracked, zero credential sharing, full tenant satisfaction.
25+ enterprises. 9+ industries. Every project delivered 100% in-house.
View All Client Stories →Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the difference between access control and a standard door lock?▼
A standard lock grants access to anyone with a key — and gives you no record of who entered or when. An electronic access control system grants access only to enrolled users, logs every entry and exit with a timestamp, triggers alerts on unauthorised attempts, and can be managed remotely without changing physical keys.
Q2: What types of credentials do your access control systems support?▼
Fingerprint biometrics, facial recognition, RFID smart cards, PIN codes, and combinations of these (multi-factor). We recommend the right credential type per zone — biometric for high-security areas, card for general access, PIN as a backup factor.
Q3: Can access control systems integrate with our CCTV surveillance?▼
Yes. Modern access control platforms support integration with CCTV systems — triggering a camera recording when an access event occurs, linking footage to a specific user and timestamp. Layerix installs both CCTV and access control, enabling unified integration from a single team.
Q4: What happens to access during a power failure?▼
Fail-safe locks (EM locks) release on power loss — defaulting to open for evacuation safety. Fail-secure locks (electric strikes) remain locked on power loss — for areas where security is the priority even during failure. We design fail-safe vs fail-secure per door based on your safety and security requirements, always with fire alarm release as an override.
Q5: What is anti-passback?▼
Anti-passback prevents a user from entering a second time without first exiting — stopping credential sharing where one card is passed back through a door to allow a second person to enter. We configure anti-passback on all deployments where tailgating prevention is a requirement.
Q6: Can the system manage visitors as well as staff?▼
Yes. Visitor management modules issue temporary credentials (printed passes or QR codes) with time-limited access to specific zones. Visitor entry and exit is logged alongside permanent staff. We configure visitor workflows as part of the access control deployment.
Q7: Do your access control systems comply with fire safety regulations?▼
Yes. Every door lock installation includes a fire alarm release interface — all locked doors open automatically on fire alarm activation. This is a mandatory requirement we enforce on every project, regardless of security classification.
Q8: Can the system be managed remotely?▼
Yes. Enterprise access control platforms support remote management — adding or revoking user credentials, viewing access logs, and receiving real-time alerts — from a web browser or mobile app. We configure remote access as standard on all deployments.
Q9: What is the difference between a biometric system and an RFID card system?▼
An RFID card can be lost, stolen, or shared — it authenticates a card, not a person. A biometric system authenticates the person directly through a physical characteristic that cannot be transferred. For high-security zones, biometric is the correct choice. For general office access, RFID provides adequate control at lower cost. We often deploy both — RFID for standard areas, biometric for sensitive zones.
Q10: How long does an access control installation take?▼
A small office installation (5–10 doors) typically takes 2–3 days. A 50-door enterprise deployment takes 1–2 weeks depending on civil readiness. We provide a detailed project timeline after the site assessment.
Q11: Do you work outside Bengaluru?▼
Yes. Layerix is operationally active across Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, and Gujarat, with the capability to serve clients across all Indian states.
Q12: What ongoing support do you provide after installation?▼
We offer AMC contracts covering annual reader cleaning, firmware updates, battery replacement, and fault response. Break Fix is available for one-off incidents. Resident Manager and Service Manager options are available for large facilities requiring ongoing on-site support.