portier.
Physical access under control
since 1992.
portier is certified to ISO/IEC 27001.
Mechanical keys do not expire.
People keep them.
Access granted years ago stays granted, and the record of who holds what drifts away from what is true.
Two portier products answer that.
A university hospital in Germany with more than 100,000 doors and 14,000 transponders issued keeps about 45 locking systems in portier Vision 5.
portierX
Access management for mechanical keys and electronic access control.
Key management, PIAM and access control in one system.
portierX is invite-only ahead of launch.
Built so far
One record for every person
Whether employee, contractor, visitor, vendor representative or delivery driver.
Locations, buildings, spaces and doors
Organised down to the individual door.
Each key and card from issue to return
With due dates, loss reports, signed handovers and an exportable history.
The spaces and doors a person can open
Including through a key past its return date.
Connects SALTO, dormakaba MATRIX and ASSA ABLOY eCLIQ
Reads people and credentials in, writes access changes back to SALTO and dormakaba MATRIX, and records key hand-outs, returns and losses in eCLIQ.
Built for estates where mechanical keys and electronic access sit side by side.
portier Vision 5
Mechanical access still runs your organisation.
portier Vision 5 keeps it under control.
Locking plans, cylinders and keys. Issuing, returns and transfers, with the movement history behind each one. On your own servers.
Since 1992, for hospitals, energy network operators, airports, public authorities and manufacturers with complex locking systems.
Also available in Deutsch · Français · Nederlands
Industries
portierX for key management and access control together. portier Vision 5 for the locking system and its keys.

Healthcare and Hospitals
24/7 environments. Shared spaces. Constant personnel change.

Utilities and Critical Infrastructure
Distributed sites. Long asset lifecycles. Regulatory oversight.

Government and Public Sector
Formal scrutiny. Long-lived infrastructure. Audit exposure.

Large Campuses and Multi-Site Enterprises
Decentralised teams. Multiple manufacturers. Mixed mechanical and electronic systems.
Letters
Michael Stuer writes on physical access control.
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