Permission by user
Cards, fobs, PINs or mobile credentials can be assigned, changed and revoked without replacing physical keys throughout the property.
Commercial access control · Los Angeles
NEM Technology installs managed door and gate access for offices, retail, warehouses and multifamily properties. Readers, credentials, locks, schedules and administrators are planned around the way employees, vendors, residents and visitors actually enter the property.

Built around your property
Cards, fobs, PINs or mobile credentials can be assigned, changed and revoked without replacing physical keys throughout the property.
Compatible systems can apply door schedules and preserve an audit trail for authorized management review.
Readers, locks, intercoms, request-to-exit devices and nearby cameras are planned as one entry workflow.
Scope of service
Every project is tailored after a walkthrough. We recommend only the equipment and work your property actually needs.
Access design
A useful access-control system starts with people and policies: which users need which doors, at what times, and who will add or remove access. We map that workflow before choosing readers or software.
Door condition, locking hardware, life-safety egress, power and network availability also affect the design. Hardware is coordinated with the appropriate trades and code requirements for the specific opening.
Handoff and management
After installation, we test credential reads, unlock behavior, door status, exit operation and management access. Doors and users are named clearly so routine changes do not require guesswork.
Where supported, access events can be coordinated with nearby camera views or video intercom calls. This creates a clearer record of who requested entry and what happened at the opening.

Case study · Glendale
The Tauro Technologies project documents keyless entry, access-control hardware, a server-room camera and UniFi networking installed as a coordinated commercial system.
View project detailsCommon questions
Depending on the platform, options may include cards, fobs, PINs and mobile credentials. We select the mix around users, security and management needs.
Yes. A managed credential can normally be disabled without changing every physical lock, provided the door is controlled by the system.
Compatible systems can log credential and door events for authorized administrators. Capabilities and retention vary by platform.
Many systems support schedules. The appropriate configuration depends on the property, policies, hardware and required egress behavior.
Yes. We can coordinate compatible video intercoms and camera coverage with controlled entries.
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