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.
Learn more →Biometric
Fingerprint or palm vein reader. No card to lose or share.
Learn more →Mobile Wallet
Apple Wallet and Google Pay credentials. Phone = access card.
Learn more →PIN Code
Backup access method for visitors and contractors.
Learn more →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 →