Scenario:
Your client is a petro-chemical company that has a safety directive requiring that no employee may occupy designated access controlled research laboratories alone. When the occupancy is two or greater, individual access requests to enter or exit are granted.

Scenario:
Your banking client desires to have a 3rd party service provider access its ATMs and wishes to have two authorized technicians on-site at all times.

Scenario:
Your client has a temperature-controlled unmanned warehouse that receives shipments 24 hours a day. The trucks are required to deliver their loads within 30 minutes. All overhead doors are configured to alarm if forced or left open beyond 30 minutes. The warehouse is monitored offsite, with the requirement that any loading dock door with connection to a control point is delayed for 30 minutes before enabling an output to trigger for the alarm state.

Scenario:
Your client is a university biomedical research facility that requires each individual lab to be secure when researchers are not present. They prefer these labs are alarmed using a keypad, but worry about false alarm by students.

Scenario:
Your client has a multi-story, multi- tenant building and requires elevator control with an after-hours feature that provides feedback noting which floor(s) the after-hours user chooses. 

Scenario:
Your client requires the global use of biometric access control for its facilities and is concerned that any lost communications with their access system head end would either diminish or eliminate their security.

Scenario:
Your client is a large Internet company that requires its employees to use registered company issued assets, (i.e. laptops, PDAs and mobile phones) each of which is given a unique asset tag that must be linked to the employee. Each of these must be read and matched prior to exiting the site.

Mercury’s intelligent access panels possess a great many features that are available to be enabled by our OEM host community. The Two Man Rule is one of these valuable features.  

Scenario:
Client has a portal equipped with cameras used to gain entry to a facility. A valid access request is suspended while the event is sent to the HOST for secondary authorization by the system’s operator after visual verification that cardholder is valid.

Mercury’s intelligent access panels possess a great many features that are available to be enabled by our OEM host community. The Escorted Access Rule is another of these valuable features.

Scenario:
Client has a secure facility. The site protocol requires that visitors be escorted at all times and their location be reported by use of their access credential. To ensure visitor movement throughout the facility meets protocol, their access and egress are allowed by instituting the Escorted Access Rule.

Scenario:
Client has a secure fence line that requires access control at all gates. These gates accept access for both commercial and non-commercial traffic, which each using differing access technologies. The solution requires the mounting of two readers of differing technologies (card and keypad, for example) at appropriate height for either vehicle type, but how does the reader configuration allow for this requirement?

Scenario:
Client has an unmanned secure employee parking lot in a mixed commercial multi-tenant building. There are 50 spaces in the lot and they require a visual indicator that the lot either has or does not have space available when that next employee arrives.

Scenario:
Client has a clean room or sterile area that requires unscheduled cleaning. During this period, those with normal access rights are to be locked out for cleaning period.

Scenario:
Your client requires that the building remain secured rather than open automatically, as scheduled, in the event of a storm and no one is able to come to work.