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Imagine this: It is a sunny Monday morning in Dallas. Your staff come with coffee in hand, and they do not need to fumble with the keys or wait till a receptionist comes in, they swipe through the doors using a fingerprint scan or a touch on the phone. Visitors scan their QR code to check in, and vendors and delivery drivers have access to a specific area only, leaving the sensitive workspaces untouched.

Picture your employees rushing into the office, and in the middle of all this, you realize someone entering the facility behind the employee goes unnoticed. That person gets inside your building without any permission. Feels scary, right?

A business is either burgled or robbed every 13 seconds somewhere in the U.S. The majority of owners assume that their locked doors, a simple alarm, or a night guard are sufficient. Now imagine this: It’s Tuesday morning. You enter your office with a cup of coffee and realize the back door is slightly ajar. On the other hand, some boxes are missing from your storage room. The register shows a missing cash deposit. You look at your old security system, and it shows you grainy, useless footage. No faces. No proof.