Access Systems for Recreation Units
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Access Systems for Recreation Units - Spa / Fitness / Wellness
The access system offered by Intelltech is an advanced computer-assisted payment and control system, adapted to the special needs of the recreational facilities. The system is designed to control the access made by the personnel and the one made by the clients, this being parameterized and controlled by the system (such as the access point terminals, the cash registers, the tags for reading / writing devices, etc.), the procurement processes and the issuance of invoices / tax certificates. The access system can also be integrated with front-office systems, provided by Intelltech or existing ones, as well as with the hotel access control systems or with the site management systems. The access control systems provided by Intelltech for access to recreational facilities are already present in a number of Central European countries. Being in permanent development, our company offers a much better service and quality than other similar products on the market.
The Intelltech access system offers units such as swimming pools, pools, aqua parks (SPAs), SPA centers, fitness facilities, etc., with fast and efficient customer management. It is adaptable to a simple system with only one access path to multiple access units, covering any needs in this level of services.
Benefits:
Below are some major advantages of the access system for recreational units marketed by Intelltech.
The purpose of the program is to monitor and allow the movement of customers or staff within the unit, the management of purchases, the verification of the issue of vouchers and the parameterization of access on doors or turnstiles. The program depending on the data, can offer various situations and exportable lists.
The system is flexible, has a modular structure, to which on-line devices can be added on their own. Passages by customers and staff in selected bathroom areas can be controlled through access control points (or terminals). Proximity identification tags (cards or bracelets) with access rights are used to identify access control points and services for which the respective tag holders have the right to use them.The system consists of software modules and hardware components, the latter of which communicate with each other, either indirectly (stand-alone devices) or directly (on-line devices). The communications network is configured to provide data communications between any online device and its control computer. The communications network can incorporate data transmissions in RS-232 TCP / IP and RS-485.A system can contain several workstations, each dedicated to a particular job. In particular, the system can use a controller workstation for controlling access control points; workstation when issuing tickets, at ticket offices, a workstation at the information point, a security / surveillance workstation, and in a modern system we can have workstations at the point-of-sale.
