AXIS Camera Station Secure Entry vs RemoteLock

AXIS Camera Station Secure Entry brings door access control and video management together. It accepts cards, PINs, static or dynamic QR codes, license plate recognition, and mobile credentials through QR code or Bluetooth. Operators can associate doors with cameras, compare cardholder photos with live or recorded video, and review door events. Security controls include end-to-end encrypted communication, lockdown, duress PINs, multi-factor authentication, a two-person rule, and measures against tailgating and anti-passback. The system supports up to 1,000 doors per server and 50,000 credentials; one interface can manage 64 servers and 1,000 doors. It provides roll call and mustering reports and supports attendance tracking. Open APIs can connect it with other systems, including time and attendance monitoring. Secure Entry is built into AXIS Camera Station Pro, preloaded on Axis recorders, and available under standalone licenses. The product page offers AXIS Camera Station Pro as a free full 90-day trial. Secure Entry is paid, with pricing on request.

RemoteLock is cloud-based access control software for remotely managing property access. Its unified dashboard shows device status, recent activity, user access, issues, and alerts. Administrators can create custom roles and groups for staff and vendors, while audit logs record actions and configuration changes. Automated workflows can respond to bookings, schedules, or events, and an open API supports custom workflows. Integrations include Airbnb, AppFolio, and hardware and software partners. The Resident App uses Bluetooth Low Energy credentials that RemoteLock says work offline. It supports Android, iOS, web, and API access, along with visitor management, access schedules, audit logs, and lock and gate support. Annual Premium plans start at $6 per month. Portfolios with 10 or more multifamily doors must contact the company for pricing. There is no free plan.