Attendance & Access Control for Pharmaceutical Companies
GMP audits ask the same question a bank auditor does — who was in this room, and when — but add hygiene rules a fingerprint reader cannot meet, and controlled-substance stores that need their own independent trail.
What usually breaks
- Fingerprint readers are a contamination risk in a clean-room environment
- Controlled-substance storage has no independent access log
- GMP audit prep means reconstructing access history from memory
What we install instead
- Touchless face terminals at clean-room and production entrances
- A separate, logged access zone for controlled-substance storage
- An exportable access log ready for the next GMP inspection
Pharmaceutical distributor, Jebel Ali Free Zone
Touchless terminals at the clean-room and warehouse entrances, with the controlled-substance store on its own zone and its own log. The last GMP audit's access-history request was answered with an export, not a reconstruction.
The software running it
The same platform across every sector — only the rules change: shifts, leave policy, access rules and which anomalies get flagged.
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