One touchless door programme.
A plan for every location.

Start with a portfolio, not a product list.

Retail chains, banks, restaurant groups, healthcare networks, government portfolios, senior-living operators and hotels can have the same access objective across very different buildings. Record sites, door types, operator models and the functions required at each opening before choosing a standard.

Give procurement a common brief.

• Site inventory and address-based availability review
• Equipment preferences and permitted substitutions
• Hardware, electrical and security responsibilities
• Pilot acceptance criteria and documented exceptions
• Site-level quotes, phasing and handover records

Pilot, review, then roll out.

Select representative openings to establish an assessed scope. Use the findings to refine the programme before committing additional locations. Differences in provincial requirements, existing equipment and building access may affect the solution, timing and cost at each site.

Keep decisions traceable.

Identify one customer contact for programme approvals and a responsible contact at each building. Agree how changes, site findings and outstanding work are recorded. A coordinated enquiry does not mean every site is approved for installation; availability and fulfilment arrangements are confirmed address by address.