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A software house and a mart do not need the same system

The hardware is rarely what differs between two premises — the door rules, the reports and who the system wakes at 2 am are. A mart wants till coverage and a stock report; a clinic wants a waiting hall that runs on tokens; a society wants a gate that records who opened it. Below is what changes the job for each kind of premises we already know our way around.

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Finger presented to a wall-mounted biometric reader beside an office door

Offices & organisations

Doors that name people, cabling that survives a floor move, and one supplier for the lot.

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Point-of-sale terminal and cash drawer set up on a shop counter

Retail & hospitality

Till coverage that settles disputes, and a stock report that closes the day in minutes.

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Customers seated with tokens while the service counter stays clear

Schools, clinics & institutions

Corridor coverage, biometric attendance and a waiting hall that runs on tokens rather than volume.

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Motorised sliding gate at a compound entrance with the drive unit at its base

Homes & residential communities

Boundary cameras, a gate that records who opened it, and power that outlives load-shedding.

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Not on the list? It is a list of premises we happen to have written about, not a limit on what we install. Describe the site and we will tell you which of these it behaves like — or browse all 54 services instead.