Protect People
Who gets in, who is on site, and how they call for help. The one you need depends on whether your risk is the door, the visitor or the lone worker.
In this pillar
12 solutions
Platforms
5 manufacturers, none ours
Monitored by
Two central stations
Free walkthrough · Written plan · No obligation
Everything in this pillar
Five Pages Live. More Solutions Coming.
Cross between pillars without going back to the hub.
Start from the risk
Three Questions That Land In This Pillar.
If one of these is the reason you are reading, the answer beside it is where to go next.
01
"Too Many People Have Keys."
Credentials you can revoke from a browser, and a record of every door that opened. Sites that grew by acquisition usually carry a different reader at every entrance and no shared audit trail.
02
"We Don't Know Who Is In The Building."
Visitor sign-in that produces a list rather than a paper book, and occupancy figures a fire marshal will accept.
03
"Someone On Their Own Could Not Call For Help."
Duress and panic devices that reach a monitored central station, not a siren nobody is listening to.
Where it earns its keep
The Sectors That Start Here.
Every commercial site needs some of this pillar. These three buy most of it, because in each one the consequence of the wrong person getting through a door is measured in more than stock.
Healthcare and biotech
Controlled Areas And Staff Duress
Restricted rooms, records privacy, and lone staff on a night shift.
Education
Campus Access And Lockdown
Universities, colleges and private schools, where a lockdown has to work the first time.
Financial
Branch Access And Duress
Pacific Premier Bank brought fifteen branches onto one standard, each as it joined.
What working with JMG looks like
How A Door Gets Specified.
We manufacture nothing, so the reader on your door is chosen for the door rather than because it is the only line we carry.
01
We Walk Every Door
Which ones matter, what is on them now, and which credentials your staff already carry.
No cost. No obligation.
02
You Get A Device Schedule
Door by door, with the reason for each choice written down and the drawings to go with it.
03
Try The Credential First
Card, fob or phone, at the Command Center, before it is specified for ninety doors.
04
Installed And Handed Over
By JMG technicians, with end-user guides on the training portal so your team can add a user themselves.
Whose equipment
Five Access Platforms, And None Of Them Ours.
AMAG Symmetry, Brivo cloud access, HID mobile credentials, Open Options, and Boon Edam turnstiles and revolving doors. Which one suits your doors is decided on the walkthrough, not in advance.
Photo: A credential being presented at a reader. Close crop on the hand and the device.
Start here
Tell Us Which Door Worries You
A JMG engineer walks the site, listens to what goes wrong, and writes up what would fix it. No charge, and no obligation.
Free walkthrough · Written plan · No obligation