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Access control

Visitor Access Control System for Secure and Connected Entry

Manage visitor access, control doors, facial recognition devices, and other physical access points from one central dashboard. The access control module in LogBook360 enables facility and security personnel to manage and monitor their devices, handle their doors remotely, and check up on the status of their devices, keeping visitor access organized.

Whether it is a corporate office, campus, or any other facility, LogBook360 streamlines all your access control device management needs into a single application.

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Access Control
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Main Entrance FRonline
Lobby A192.168.1.101
Last seen: Just now
Parking Gateonline
Level B1192.168.1.102
Last seen: 3s ago
Side Entryoffline
East Wing192.168.1.104
Last seen: 14m ago
Executive Flooronline
Floor 12192.168.1.105
Last seen: 1s ago
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Centralized management

Centralized Visitor Access Management From One Dashboard

Managing access control across multiple doors and devices can become tough for security teams. They need to keep track of individual devices or even have to visit the physical location of the hardware to solve any issues related to it.

LogBook360 helps with better access control. From a single dashboard, you can:

  • See the live status of every connected access control device
  • Remotely open doors
  • Reboot devices
  • Configure callbacks
  • Manage visitor identity verification and temporary access

Monitor Every Access Point in Real Time

See the status of your connected access control devices at a glance.

  • Online or offline status
  • Assigned entrance and location
  • Device IP address
  • Last-seen timestamp
  • Remote door controls
  • Remote reboot controls

Security and facility teams get a real-time view of their physical access infrastructure.

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Total devices
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DeviceEntrance / LocationIP AddressStatusLast SeenActions
Main Entrance
Head Office
Main Entrance192.168.1.101Online2 mins ago
North Entrance
Head Office
North Entrance192.168.1.102Online3 mins ago
East Wing Entrance
Head Office
East Wing192.168.1.103Offline25 mins ago
Lobby Entrance
Marketing Office
Lobby192.168.2.101Online1 min ago
Lab Entrance
R&D Center
Lab192.168.3.101Offline1 hour ago
How it works

How LogBook360 Access Control Works

1. Register Your Access Control Device

Simply add a facial recognition or access control device by entering its serial number, IP address, and assigned location. Once registered, it becomes easily available through your centralized LogBook360 dashboard for easy visitor access management.

2. Set Up Device Callbacks

Configure the device’s internal URL settings so the access events automatically report back to LogBook360. This helps keep visitor screening and access control data flowing into one place.

3. Monitor Device Health

LogBook360 constantly checks device status. If anything goes offline, you’ll know right away and can act fast.

4. Manage Devices Remotely

Open doors or reboot devices straight from the dashboard. No more unnecessary trips for routine visitor access control tasks.

Capabilities

Access Control Features for Modern Facilities

LogBook360 delivers a complete Visitor Access Control System that combines visitor access management, facial recognition access control, QR code access control, and biometric access control in one place.

Live Access Control Device Status

See the real-time health of every access control device so your team always knows what’s online and what needs attention.

Remote Door Access

Open doors remotely for a set duration: ideal for temporary visitor access when no one is present at the entrance.

Remote Device Reboot

Restart devices directly from the dashboard and resolve issues without physical visits.

Automatic Callback Configuration

Easily set up callbacks so visitor identity verification and access events flow into LogBook360 automatically.

Location-Based Device Management

Assign every device to a specific entrance, building, floor, or location. This makes multi-location access control simple and helps teams manage visitor access control, facial recognition access control, and workplace access control across larger facilities with ease.

Role-Based Access Control

Limit access to device management based on user roles. Tenant Owners, Administrators, and Location Managers get the right permissions to handle visitor access management, temporary visitor access, and visitor identity verification securely.

Facial recognition

Facial Recognition Access Control for Secure, Contactless Entry

Enable secure, contactless access with facial recognition. Connect compatible devices to one dashboard and manage access points across offices, buildings, and campuses.

  • Identity-Based Access

  • Centralized Device Monitoring

  • Remote Door Control

  • Remote Device Management

Multi-location access control

Manage Physical Access Across Multiple Locations

Organizations with multiple buildings or facilities need a simple, centralized way to manage physical access and visitor access control.

LogBook360 makes multi-location access control easy by letting you associate every connected device with a specific location. You can organize your complete Visitor Access Control System and workplace access control setup by:

  • Building
  • Entrance
  • Floor
  • Facility
  • Campus
  • Geographic location

Security and facility teams can quickly identify where a device is installed and which access point requires attention.

This makes LogBook360 ideal for multi-location access control and workplace access control across distributed sites: supporting visitor access management, facial recognition access control, QR code access control, biometric access control, visitor identity verification, and temporary visitor access from one central system.

Comparison
FeatureLogBook360Other Systems
Ai Visitor Verification
Facial Recognition Access
Visitor Identity Verification
Watchlist Screening
Access Control Monitoring
Online / Offline Device Status
Remote Door Control
Remote Device Reboot
QR Code Access
Temporary Visitor Access
Multi-Location Management
Visitor Analytics & Reporting
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Access Control Systems

An access control system regulates who can enter a building, facility, or restricted area. LogBook360’s Visitor Access Control System takes this further with a centralized approach to visitor access management and workplace access control. Authorized administrators can monitor device status, handle remote actions, manage facial recognition access control, and organize devices by location, all from one dashboard.

LogBook360 connects compatible access control and facial recognition devices to one central dashboard, creating a complete Visitor Access Control System.

Administrators can check device health, view online or offline status, configure callbacks, remotely open doors, and reboot devices, all without leaving their desk. This supports seamless visitor access management, workplace access control, visitor identity verification, and temporary visitor access across single- or multi-location setups.

Yes. Authorized users can remotely unlock connected doors for a set duration from the LogBook360 dashboard. This helps security and facility teams respond to access requests quickly, supporting temporary visitor access, visitor access control, and workplace access control without needing to be physically present at the entrance.

Yes. LogBook360 supports compatible facial recognition systems for secure, contactless entry at supported points. Connected facial recognition devices can be monitored and managed centrally through the dashboard, making facial recognition access control and biometric access control simple and effective for visitor identity verification.

Yes. LogBook360 provides centralized monitoring of connected access control devices. Administrators can view whether devices are online or offline and access information such as their assigned location, IP address, and last-seen status.

Yes. Authorized users can remotely reboot supported access control devices directly from the LogBook360 dashboard. This can help security and IT teams troubleshoot certain device issues without traveling to the physical access point.

LogBook360 lets you link every connected device to a specific location, whether it’s a building, entrance, floor, facility, or campus.

This makes multi-location access control straightforward, so security and facility teams can easily identify and manage access control devices, support visitor access management, and handle workplace access control across distributed sites, all from one central dashboard.

Yes. LogBook360 supports role-based permissions for device management. Tenant owners, administrators, and location managers have to be assigned suitable permissions to view or control connected access control devices.

Access control device callbacks enable the supported devices to report access events back to the LogBook360 platform. LogBook360 allows administrators to set up the appropriate callback URL for supported devices so device events can remain connected to the central system.

LogBook360 is designed to centrally monitor and manage compatible access control and facial recognition devices. Device capabilities depend on the supported hardware and configuration, including features such as device monitoring, remote door control, remote reboot, and callback configuration.

Yes. LogBook360 can organize connected access control devices by building, entrance, floor, facility, campus, or geographic location. This makes multi-location access control simple for organizations with distributed facilities, helping them monitor and manage their Visitor Access Control System, visitor access management, and workplace access control, all from one centralized dashboard.

Access control decides who can enter a building or restricted area, while access control device management is about monitoring and controlling the hardware that makes it possible.

LogBook360 focuses on centralized management of connected access control devices, including real-time health monitoring and remote controls, so teams can run a complete Visitor Access Control System with smooth visitor access management and workplace access control from one dashboard.

Access control device management may be restricted by user roles and permissions. Appropriate permissions to view or control connected devices can be granted to tenant owners, administrators, and location managers depending on their roles.

Ready to Make Access Control Simpler?

Give your team a clearer way to manage visitor access, verify visitors, and keep every entry accounted for. See how LogBook360 can fit into your existing access control process.

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