An already installed IP camera can take on a new role in access control. IKFace recognizes the face, verifies that a real person is present, and presents the associated credential through the secure RIO protocol. Security Center Synergis evaluates rules, schedules, and permissions before deciding whether to unlock the door.
Integrated flow
From face to door unlock
Recognition
IKFace recognizes the face captured by the camera and performs anti-spoofing validation.
Credential
The platform retrieves the credential linked to the validated identity and presents it through RIO.
Evaluation
Synergis checks rules, schedules, permissions, and the status of the access point.
Access
When the conditions are met, Synergis authorizes the door to unlock.
Audit
The operation remains visible and recorded for review and auditing.
Clear responsibilities
Synergis retains authority over access
IKFace
Provides facial recognition, identity validation, anti-spoofing, and centralized configuration.
Security Center Synergis
Retains rules, schedules, permissions, and the final decision to grant or deny access.
Gradual modernization
Build on installed access points
The integration adds a facial credential without unnecessarily replacing existing infrastructure.
Operational security
A secure and fully traceable decision
Facial validation becomes an additional credential within the access-control flow. Authorization remains subject to the policies defined by the organization in Synergis.
Events remain available for monitoring and auditing, supporting investigations and operational control without fragmenting the operator experience.
More security and integration, with better use of the installed infrastructure.
Turn existing cameras into facial access points.
Integrate IKFace with Security Center Synergis to modernize access gradually, securely, and with full traceability.