Site access control

Q: Site access management

Reading number plates Video access control: the video access control system identifies vehicles by reading their number plates, guaranteeing smooth entry for authorised vehicles while effectively detecting unauthorised ones. Smoother flows Video access control enables authorised vehicles to gain instant access to the site, optimising traffic flow and minimising waiting times for drivers with improved efficiency. Distribution of flows on the site Once access has been granted to a vehicle, the system directs drivers to the loading bay (previously designated in the software), optimising internal traffic flow and reducing waiting times.

Q: Managing and improving site security

Limiting the theft of goods Video access control: implementing a video access control system helps to ensure the safety of warehouses, reducing the risk of theft by limiting access to authorised vehicles. Preventing intrusions : the video-controlled access control solution intervenes to identify vehicles in real time, preventing any unauthorised access and ensuring complete security of the warehouse.

Automated number plate recognition

Site access management

Reading number plates Video access control: the video access control system identifies vehicles by reading their number plates, guaranteeing smooth entry for authorised vehicles while effectively detecting unauthorised ones.

Smoother flows Video access control enables authorised vehicles to gain instant access to the site, optimising traffic flow and minimising waiting times for drivers with improved efficiency.

Distribution of flows on the site Once access has been granted to a vehicle, the system directs drivers to the loading bay (previously designated in the software), optimising internal traffic flow and reducing waiting times.

Managing and improving site security

Limiting the theft of goods Video access control: implementing a video access control system helps to ensure the safety of warehouses, reducing the risk of theft by limiting access to authorised vehicles.

Preventing intrusions : the video-controlled access control solution intervenes to identify vehicles in real time, preventing any unauthorised access and ensuring complete security of the warehouse.

Automated input/output management

Site security
reinforced

Reducing queues

Fluidisation
flow

Positioned on either side of dock doors, Beacons reduce the volume of the process applied by forklift operators. Automated recording of the passage under the dock door replaces the scanning of the dock door during loading.

In this way, the operator can concentrate solely on driving, following a simplified process:

Entering the pallet and reading the barcode
Passing through the platform door
Validation of passage by dockside beacon, improved traceability

Positioned on either side of the dock doors, the Beacons enable better traceability of the flows operated by the forklift operators. By automatically recording the passage of forklift trucks under the dock doors, all loading can be validated reliably and in real time.

As a result, the operator can concentrate solely on driving, following a simplified process:

Entering the pallet and reading the barcode
Passing through the platform door
Validation of passage by dockside beacon, improved traceability

Operators focused on driving Connectivity of loading gestures reduces accidents by preventing the use of terminals while driving. As forklift drivers do not have to keep track of their loads (thanks to beacons), they can concentrate solely on driving.
No movement outside the trolley: The connectivity of loading gestures helps to improve operator comfort. Throughout the process, forklift drivers remain correctly seated in their vehicles. This safety feature helps to prevent musculoskeletal pain caused by repeated twisting and parasitic movements, as well as reducing the impact of collisions between two forklift drivers (wearing of seatbelts, no driver leaning over, etc.).

Beacons can be used to improve the traceability of flows at the dock, and also to guarantee greater safety around the flow of forklift drivers in warehouses. The process-free nature of this technology (no scanning required at the dock) means that operators can concentrate solely on driving, which in turn ensures that traffic rules are properly applied on site.

Implementing dockside beacons enables a 3-step process (2 of which are self-managed by the dockside beacons):

Entering the pallet and reading the barcode
Passing through the platform door
Validation of passage by dockside beacon, improved traceability

Deploying the solution

Complementary solutions

Frequently asked questions about access control

Is it possible to recover an existing installation?

Yes, provided that the cameras in place have a level of detail and viewing angles compatible with the desired tracking solution. An audit of the existing solution will be carried out before any quotation is given.

Does the solution comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)?

Yes, it is also possible to blur operators

Where are the images stored?

Images are backed up locally at our customers' premises, on dedicated servers.

How long are images saved for?

Images are generally stored for 30 days. Beyond this period, a specific request for authorisation must be sent to the CNIL.

How does integration with the customer's WMS/TMS work?

The system is flexible and allows data to be retrieved via file exchanges without any additional development on the client software side.

What are the network/IT security prerequisites?

We recommend the use of a dedicated computer network, in compliance with good security practices.

What does E-DENTIC's expertise cover?

→ Turnkey deployment: from needs analysis to site completion (including cabling if required)
→ End-to-end project management with a multidisciplinary team of experts
→ Post-deployment maintenance and user support with the support of manufacturers
→ Scalable solutions that complement other technologies