Le portierX que nous construisons

L’accès dont le poste a besoin

Access is handed out door by door and group by group, while people move through spaces.

People get their group’s access, not the access their job needs.

Comment l’accès dérive

Access is rarely given out once. It is given at the door, by the group, by whoever is there when someone needs to get in.

Every one of those decisions is reasonable on its own.

Nobody owns what they add up to, and what they add up to is the access nobody meant to leave open.

Sans direction, l’accès dérive.

A person sits in the middle of a ring of six doors their group opens. Only two doors carry a tick, the two their job needs.

Vers quoi évolue portierX

A person walking away, the icon for access that outlives someone’s last day

A contractor, the icon for access that ends with the work
A key cabinet, the icon for keys held across depots and issuing desks

A key with a question mark, the icon for a key reported missing
A room seen from above, the icon for a protected server or plant room
A document with recorded lines, the icon for the change record

portierX: the spaces and doors one person can open, from an invented estate
Built so far, the spaces and doors one person can open.
portierX: one key's history from issue to return, from an invented estate
Built so far, a key from issue to return.

portier appelle cela la gestion de l’accès physique, pour les patrimoines qui exploitent plus d’un système d’accès en plus des clés.

Ce que nous ne construisons pas

portier n’est pas un produit de surveillance. portier tient le registre de qui détient quelle clé et de ce que cette clé ouvre.