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UnityIS® integrates with Axis network door controllers to deliver modern, IP-based access control with centralized personnel, credentials, schedules, alarms, and door management.
Open architecture. Edge intelligence. No proprietary head-end.
Axis network door controllers combine access-control intelligence, storage, cybersecurity, and network connectivity at the edge while UnityIS provides centralized management across the organization.
Connect door controllers directly to the network rather than relying on a traditional proprietary control-panel architecture.
Credentials and event history can be stored locally so the controller can continue making access decisions at the edge.
Axis provides open integration capabilities while UnityIS brings Axis access hardware into a broader unified security environment.
UnityIS® manages Axis controllers alongside personnel, access levels, schedules, credentials, alarms, reports, and system activity.
Customers can deploy Axis as part of a new installation or use UnityIS to manage Axis alongside other supported controller brands across the enterprise.
One interface. Multiple hardware platforms. No forced rip-and-replace.
Axis offers network door controllers for different door counts and deployment requirements, allowing organizations to choose the hardware that fits each location.
A compact network door controller designed for a single wired opening and flexible reader deployment.
A versatile edge-based controller for applications requiring more I/O, processing power, and flexible reader support.
A compact multi-door controller designed for larger openings counts and centralized enclosure installations.
Axis controllers combine physical access functionality with a cybersecurity architecture designed around secure network communications and protected device identity.
That makes them particularly well suited for organizations where the physical-security network is managed alongside broader IT infrastructure.
Axis network access-control architecture can support multiple ways of identifying people and vehicles depending on the connected readers and integrated applications.
Connect supported OSDP or Wiegand readers for traditional and mobile access-control credentials.
Support keypad-based authentication or card-plus-PIN workflows where stronger authentication is required.
Dynamic QR credentials can support temporary visitor and guest access workflows.
License-plate recognition can become part of the access decision for parking, gates, and controlled vehicle areas.
One of the biggest advantages of UnityIS® is that the access control software is not tied to one controller manufacturer.
Organizations can add Axis controllers to new buildings, expansions, or individual openings while continuing to manage existing supported hardware from the same UnityIS environment.
A legacy access-control deployment does not have to become a rip-and-replace project just because new hardware is needed.
UnityIS can provide a migration path where new Axis controllers coexist with existing supported access hardware while users continue managing the environment from one platform.
The combination of UnityIS and Axis is especially useful where organizations need scalable access control across multiple doors, facilities, and locations.
Manage offices, tenants, common areas, and secure spaces from a centralized platform.
Deploy network access control across classrooms, administrative buildings, labs, and campuses.
Protect clinical, administrative, pharmacy, and restricted areas across medical facilities.
Control suites, offices, operations areas, gates, and secure spaces across large facilities.
Centrally manage access across stores, regional offices, and distribution environments.
Secure production areas, equipment rooms, inventory, and operational spaces.
Combine network-based controllers with layered access-control policies for critical infrastructure.
Standardize management across locations while allowing hardware choices to vary where operationally appropriate.
Review Axis product information for the current controller family, including specifications, power requirements, reader support, environmental ratings, and installation options.
See how UnityIS® can manage Axis network door controllers alongside your existing access-control hardware from one unified security platform.