Provision and revoke
Managers can assign access by employee, area and schedule, then revoke permission remotely as requirements change.
Remote management →TimeClock 365 brings permission management, entry events and remote control together. This page explains what the product supports and what your team should validate before procurement.
Protection does not end at the door reader. Identity management, permission changes and evidence after an event matter just as much.
Managers can assign access by employee, area and schedule, then revoke permission remotely as requirements change.
Remote management →Entry events are recorded with time, employee and door details for search and operational review.
Entry log →The site documents SSO options including SAML and common identity providers. Fit is confirmed before deployment.
SSO options →Supported controllers can use locally cached permissions during a temporary outage and synchronize events when connectivity returns.
How it works →TimeClock 365 is presented on this site as ISO 27001 certified. A professional supplier review should request the current document and verify that the certified entity, scope, version and validity cover the service you intend to buy.
Transparency note: this page does not publish a certificate number, certification body or expiry date, so it is not a substitute for reviewing the certificate during procurement.
Define who needs each area and schedule — not only whether someone works for the organization.
Decide who may add employees, open doors, review logs and export information.
Document rapid revocation for cards, phones, PINs and permissions across every site.
Choose an alternative for power loss, hardware trouble, empty batteries or network outages.
If biometrics are selected, complete legal and organizational review of necessity, consent, retention and deletion.
Schedule permission and log reviews, active-user checks and edge-case exercises.
In a demo, we can map doors, user types, credentials and revocation workflows.