Vanderbilt updates ACT Enterprise access control software

The new version includes integration with Vanderbilt's SPC intrusion system, a rules mapping engine and a smartphone app.

Vanderbilt has announced a new version of the ACT Enterprise access control software that includes new features such as integration with the SPC intrusion system, a rules mapping engine and a smartphone app.

Our applications, compatible with Apple and Android, offer real-time monitoring, user management, and administration from your smartphone. You can lock and unlock doors, authorize users, and check who is inside and who is outside, wherever you are. Security has never been more convenient and you've never had more control. Besides, the Vanderbilt SPC intrusion system now connects with ACT”, comments Ross Wilks, Head of Marketing Communications at Vanderbilt.

With this version, you can have high-quality graphical maps on one screen showing all access points and alarms from both systems and control all devices with the click of a button.

One of the key features is the ease of use and simplicity of assigning ACT Enterprise rules to allow advanced trigger configurations. These can run on changes in system input and output, and card swipe results in the access control system, as well as other elements of an integrated system such as intrusion system events.

“The ACT Enterprise rule mapping engine offers an intuitive method for creating rules based on access control events and Boolean logic. It does this by allowing the creation of logical relationships between system elements through a drag-and-drop interface. For the end user, adding rule mapping ensures that interactions can be implemented seamlessly across the system, allowing for a higher level of added value, both for security and for the business, says Michael Moyna, Technical Director of Product Marketing at Vanderbilt.