Idency vs. Verkada Access Control

I think Verkada is incredibly scalable, and could be used in a small business as well as a large business. They have 4-door controllers and 16-door controllers, and the licensing depends on how many doors you wish to utilize - so even if you have only two doors - you're not overpaying for a four-door controller, while still having the ability to expand in the future if need-be. We have rolled out their cameras and door access control across our entire district, and we love it!

Incentivized

• Ease of Management
• multiple options for badges and bluetooth
• Intergration with Active Directory

Incentivized

• The cloud interface is good but I feel the search features could be improved
• Importing Pictures from SCIM
• Opening the API up for more options

Incentivized

Keri Door Access Control (Doors.Net Services). It's like going from DSL to Fiber internet. We have so many more features available to us now, and we are able to divide up roles amongst administrators/front desk positions/security personnel so that the IT team doesn't have so many overhead requests to change time schedules, or pull footage when needed. I'm not a fan of recurring licensing contracts, but it seems that's the way the entire industry is going, so there's no way to escape that. Verkada's customer support is fantastic - as they have live chat, phone support and email support available 24/7. Very happy with their total product suite, and will continue using them moving forward. We have deployed door access, cameras, vape/smoke/environmental sensors, Guest visit services and doorbell/intercom systems. All is great, and integrates well within all of our buildings

Incentivized

• The ability to disable a terminated employees badge quickly
• The ability to set an employee a person of interest if needed
• The ability to setup lockdown procedures

Incentivized