Access by identity.
Identity-based access technology for controlled entrances, using fingerprint, facial recognition or iris recognition systems where they fit the property's requirements.
Identify users through biometrics.
Biometric access control uses physical characteristics to identify users rather than relying solely on traditional keys, cards, fobs or PINs.
Sheger provides biometric access control as part of its broader door access-control services throughout the GTA.
The appropriate biometric solution depends on the property, entrance, users and access requirements.
What is biometric access?
Biometric access control is an electronic access method that uses a person's physical characteristics as part of the identification process.
Rather than presenting a card, carrying a fob or entering a PIN, an authorized user can be identified using a biometric characteristic supported by the installed system.
The appropriate technology depends on the requirements of the property and the particular entrance.
Entry through fingerprint identity.
Fingerprint access provides identity-based entry using a fingerprint scanner. It can be considered for commercial environments where users need controlled access and fingerprint identification is preferred.
More ways to identify the authorized user.
Facial recognition systems use facial characteristics as part of the user- identification process. They can be considered for selected commercial and professional applications where this method fits the property's requirements.
Iris recognition uses characteristics of the iris as part of the identification process, providing another biometric approach for controlled access.
The right biometric depends on the entrance.
Biometric access control is not automatically the right choice for every entrance. Several factors should be considered before selecting a biometric system.
The biometric device is part of the entrance.
A biometric scanner is only one part of a controlled entrance. The complete entrance may include the door, hardware, access-control equipment and additional entrance components.
Identity-based access for selected entrances.
Biometric, card or keypad? Match the method to the entrance.
There is no single access method that is universally appropriate. The right approach depends on the property's requirements and how each entrance is used.
From entrance assessment to completed installation.
Biometric access across the GTA.
Sheger provides biometric access-control installation throughout the Greater Toronto Area, including Toronto, Peel, York, Durham and Halton regions.
Biometric access questions.
Biometric access control uses physical characteristics such as fingerprints, facial recognition or iris recognition as part of the process of identifying users at a controlled entrance.
Sheger provides fingerprint scanners, facial recognition systems and iris recognition systems.
Not necessarily. The appropriate access method depends on the property, entrance, users and access requirements.
Potentially. The existing door, hardware and entrance configuration need to be considered before determining the appropriate installation approach.
Different entrances can use different access methods when the property's overall access-control requirements call for it.
Yes. Different access methods can be considered across a property depending on the requirements of individual entrances.
Yes. Sheger provides commercial door installation as well as access-control services, allowing the physical entrance and biometric system to be considered together.
Sheger provides biometric access-control services throughout the GTA, including Toronto, Peel, York, Durham and Halton regions.
Need biometric access control in the GTA?
Whether you are considering fingerprint, facial recognition or iris recognition for a commercial entrance, Sheger can help you determine the right approach for the property.
With 15+ years of industry experience across access control, doors, hardware and glass, the biometric system and complete entrance can be considered together.