The gap between the turnstile and the floor

A lobby can be perfectly secured and still leave every floor one button away. Vertical security closes that gap. The decision your access control system has already made about a person, where they belong and when, is applied inside the lift car, on every ride.

How it feels to the passenger

Nothing changes, and that is the point. An employee scans as they always have. A visitor uses the badge they were given at check-in. The lift serves the floors that person is entitled to. A request for any other floor is simply not taken.

What the building gains

• Floor-level control that does not depend on people following rules.
• One policy: permissions come from the access control and visitor systems you already trust, so there is no second list to maintain.
• Visitors with a defined journey: access to the host's floor for the duration of the visit, ending when the visit ends.
• Priority without spectacle: discreet handling for executives, VIPs and passengers who need assistance.
• A record of every ride: who, when, to which floor and under what authority.
• A managed exception path, because every good rule needs a glass to break in an emergency.

Built for the building you already have

Vertical security is added as a layer between your existing access control, visitor management and lift systems. It suits high-rise headquarters, government buildings, mixed-use towers and any site where different floors carry different levels of trust.

The product behind it

VertiVoy Smart Elevator Security, designed and supported by FinesseTech in the UAE. It works alongside BonVoy VMS or with the visitor system you run today.