SimplySecure designs and installs complete access control ecosystems — biometric and RFID credentials, smart locks, single- and multi-door controllers, elevator floor restriction, and intrusion & burglar alarm systems — engineered to control exactly who gets through which door, and to raise the alarm the moment someone who shouldn't be there tries anyway. Every panel, reader, and sensor is specified and installed by our own engineers, built to integrate cleanly with the CCTV and fire systems already running on your property.
A door that only opens one way has one way to fail. We fit locks that accept whichever credential fits the moment — fingerprint at the office, a passcode for a visitor, an app for the owner — with a mechanical key held in reserve for the day the electronics genuinely need it.
Every reader on every door ultimately reports back to a controller — and that controller decides who gets through, which floors they can call, and what happens the moment the power drops. We build that backbone to keep working when it matters most.
Access control keeps the wrong people from walking in through the front door — intrusion detection covers everyone who tries a different way in. We arm the perimeter with sensors that know the difference between a breach and a false alarm, and route every trigger to someone who can actually act on it.
Why Clients Choose Us
Four reasons commercial and residential clients trust SimplySecure with access control and intrusion detection.
Matrix, Honeywell, Suprema, and eSSL hardware matched to your building and budget, never locked to one brand.
One alarm event unlocks doors, pulls up the nearest camera, and shows up on your BMS dashboard automatically.
Battery-backed panels and a phased, door-by-door rollout that never locks your building down mid-install.
From a single office door to a multi-building rollout, installed and supported on one design standard.
Answers to the questions we hear most about access control, smart locks, and intrusion alarms.
RFID cards grant access based on what you're carrying, PIN codes on what you know, and biometrics on who you actually are. Most of our commercial deployments combine two of the three — typically card plus fingerprint or face — so a lost card alone can't grant access.
Yes. We regularly integrate access control with CCTV and fire alarm panels, so a forced door pulls up the nearest camera automatically, and a fire alarm can trigger door release for evacuation — all visible from one dashboard.
Every controller and lock we install is sized with a battery backup, and doors are configured fail-safe or fail-secure per fire code depending on the location — so a power cut doesn't mean an unlocked building or a trapped occupant.
Yes. Lift access control modules let a credential only call the floors it's authorized for, which is common in multi-tenant offices and residential towers where not every resident or employee should reach every floor.
They can be the same system. Because biometric readers confirm identity rather than just a card swipe, the same entry event doubles as a tamper-proof attendance record, exportable directly into payroll instead of running a separate punch machine.
Intrusion detection — motion sensors, door/window contacts, and glass-break detectors — is typically wired into the same control panel as access control, so arming, disarming, and alerts are managed from one place rather than two unrelated systems.
