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Architecture

Unified cloud + edge, without the failure modes.

EntryOne is designed as a proprietary ecosystem: an edge device at the door paired with a protected‑side controller—managed from the cloud. The goal is simple: enterprise reliability on legacy infrastructure.

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The per‑door “pair” model

Instead of one controller running many doors (a blast radius problem), each door becomes an independent cloud‑connected pair.

Identry 6 Edge device at the door • Credentials + MFA • Video / audit events • Intrusion inputs (DPS/REX) EntryCore Palm‑sized door controller • Deterministic unlock relays • State‑machine reliability • Compliance strategy umbrella EntryOne Cloud Portal + Integrator Dashboard • Users, permissions, credentials • Audit trails + alerts • Fleet management + updates Existing wire run Secure cloud link

This “pair” model reduces single points of failure, enables door‑by‑door pilots, and isolates updates to a single doorway at a time.

Gate note: gate products like PlateKey (LPR) and Verentry (intercom) can actuate gates directly using onboard relays in many deployments. When required, they can also be integrated into EntryCore so EntryCore performs final actuation.

Serverless cloud, regional by default

EntryOne Cloud is built on a serverless AWS stack—so deployments can be regional, elastic, and operationally lightweight.

  • Spin up new regions for data residency or low‑latency requirements
  • Elastic scale for events, video attachments, and fleet telemetry
  • Per‑device TLS identity for secure provisioning and encrypted links
For large enterprises and MSPs, EntryOne can deploy dedicated stacks with customer‑specific controls.

Why this matters

LatencyFaster door events and quicker audit review when your stack is nearby.
ComplianceRegional options support residency and policy alignment.
OperationsNo traditional servers to patch—updates flow through CI/CD and infrastructure‑as‑code.

Distributed Edge Architecture 4‑wire lane isolation

Two lanes on the same legacy cable: one for IP/video and one for deterministic unlock.

Lane 1: IP + AI data

High‑bandwidth traffic for video, provisioning, and cloud telemetry.

Video Intercom Cloud Telemetry

Lane 2: Deterministic unlock token

A mission‑critical, low‑frequency path that remains responsive even when the network is noisy or busy.

Sub‑second access Noise immunity Protected‑side deterministic actuation
Distributed Edge Architecture is a patent‑pending architecture designed to keep access reliable even under interference from door hardware, elevators, and power events.

2‑wire fallback mode

When the wire in the wall is degraded, the job should still be viable.

Use case

Legacy sites sometimes have only two usable conductors remaining. EntryOne can still deliver a cloud‑connected deployment using fallback strategies.

Concept

Power and data travel on the single pair, while the edge device can use an internal relay mode for actuation scenarios where the token pair is unavailable.

Implementation details vary by lock type and site constraints. Always follow local codes and integrator best practices.

Deployment flow

A practical way to roll out in enterprises and communities.

  1. Bench test devices and confirm cloud visibility
  2. Pilot one door (prove performance on existing wire)
  3. Phase rollout door‑by‑door (no downtime)
  4. Enable advanced features (MFA, intrusion, LPR)
Integrator playbook

Next step

Tell us your environment (wire type, lock type, door count, and goals). We’ll propose a pilot layout and success criteria.

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