Door Access Control — Connected to Time Tracking
The only system that combines door access with attendance management. One platform, one dashboard, one source of truth.
Access Methods
NFC / RFID
Standard access cards or key fobs. Easy to issue, easy to revoke.
Biometric
Fingerprint or palm vein reader. No card to lose or share.
Mobile Wallet
Apple Wallet and Google Pay credentials. Phone = access card.
PIN Code
Backup access method for visitors and contractors.
What You Can Control
One Platform for Access + Attendance
Stop managing two separate systems. TimeClock 365 connects your door hardware to your attendance data — ISO 27001 certified.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does TimeClock 365 door access control work?
TimeClock 365 connects cloud-based door controllers to your attendance system. Employees use NFC cards, biometric readers, RFID, or mobile wallet to open doors. Every entry event is automatically recorded as an attendance clock-in — no manual input needed.
Does attendance and access control work together in one platform?
Yes. This is the core differentiator of TimeClock 365 — the only platform that unifies attendance management and door access control in a single cloud system. Entry and exit events automatically generate attendance records, eliminating the need for two separate systems.
What credentials does TimeClock 365 access control support?
TimeClock 365 supports: NFC card, RFID card, biometric fingerprint, palm vein, face recognition, mobile wallet (Apple Pay / Google Pay), and PIN. Multiple credential types can run simultaneously across different doors.
Is a local server required to run access control?
No. TimeClock 365 access control is fully cloud-based. No on-premise server is needed. Doors remain operational during internet outages via offline fallback stored on the controller.
Is the access control system ISO 27001 certified?
Yes. TimeClock 365 is ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified. All access logs, permissions, and employee data are encrypted and stored on secured servers. Learn more about security →