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Access & Attendance

Out-of-hours & exception review

Flag night-time entries, missing exits and unusual access patterns, send them to the right reviewer and keep a record of every decision.

Conceptual architecture · illustrative, no real data

What we build

Unusual access, such as an entry at 3 a.m., a missing exit or a card used at an unexpected door, goes unnoticed when nobody has time to read the logs.

  • Exception rules you define: time windows, zones, missing exits
  • A review list of flagged events
  • Notifications to the reviewer by email or messenger
  • A record of who reviewed each event, and when

How it works

A typical data flow, from your equipment to the place the data is used.

Conceptual architecture · illustrative, no real data

  1. Access eventsYour systems
  2. Stackline exception rulesStackline software
  3. Review listWhere the data goes
  4. NotificationWhere the data goes

Getting started

What we need from you

  • Which situations count as exceptions
  • Who reviews them and how they prefer to be notified
  • Working hours and site schedules

What you receive

  • Exception rules written out and adjustable
  • A review screen with notifications
  • A history of every reviewed exception

Questions

No. It highlights unusual events in the access data for review. It does not replace your security or alarm systems.

Yes. Rules are configurable, so they can follow changes in shifts, sites or policy.

The person responsible for reviewing it, by email or messenger, in whichever way they prefer.

Yes. Every flagged event shows who reviewed it and when.

Have a similar task?

Send a short note about the equipment and software you use and what should change. We'll answer with questions or a first step.