A guard, phone calls and truck queues
- Manual checking of every vehicle
- Truck queues at the gate
- No reliable trace of entries
- A round-the-clock guard at the barrier
Service vehicles, suppliers and trucks enter only if they're authorised. Rivikon recognises the plate at the gate, keeps a full log and guards the gate without a live attendant at the barrier.
Through a warehouse or depot gate pass staff, suppliers and heavy trucks. Manual checking slows things down, and without a trace it's hard to prove who entered and when. For sites with truck stays and overnight parking, see also the solution for truck parking.
Authorised carriers enter automatically. A one-off pass for a planned delivery - a plate and a valid-from/to window, entered in 30 seconds; it expires by itself.
Weekdays 08:00-17:00 - free passage; outside that - only authorised. Separate rules for Saturday and Sunday. The system also reads foreign (EU) plates.
An outer gate for trucks plus an inner zone or store for staff only - with a card or PIN at the door and an audit for every access point.
A carrier with a contract for two docks: their third truck waits outside. A limit on how many cars under one permission can be inside at the same time.
Streaming and a photo on every entry - for security and for delivery disputes.
Which truck, when, with a photo - every entry and exit recorded, searchable and with CSV export for inspections. The old lists are imported during migration.
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The dispatcher enters the truck's plate and a validity (for example today 10:00-16:00) in about 30 seconds. The truck enters automatically within that window, and the right expires by itself - no one cleans lists.
Yes. The gate can run in open mode on a schedule - for example weekdays 08:00-17:00 free, outside that only authorised vehicles - with separate rules for Saturday and Sunday.
Every entry and exit is recorded with a photo - a true "visitor book", searchable and with CSV export for audits and delivery disputes.
Yes. One company manages all depots with a shared overview and aggregated reports, while permissions are per site - the team at one depot sees only its own.