One programme. Site-specific decisions.
A repeatable rollout starts with a door inventory, not a blanket equipment list. Sites may differ in operator age, door construction, security systems, accessibility barriers and provincial requirements. Group comparable openings, identify exceptions and establish a review process before extending a solution across the portfolio.
Property portfolios: review priorities
- Site list, door inventory and priority applications
- Regional availability and site access requirements
- Equipment standards with documented exceptions
- Pilot acceptance, phasing and handover records
Scoping multi-location touchless rollouts
Begin with an assessed pilot or representative group of openings. Agree on documentation, acceptance criteria and the responsibilities of local building teams. Confirm availability, schedule and resources for each address before committing the rollout. Central coordination does not imply confirmed nationwide installation coverage.
Your property portfolios brief
Share the number of properties, municipalities and estimated doors. Note procurement deadlines, approved-product requirements and whether you need separate site-level quotes. A simple inventory is more useful initially than a complete package of sensitive building plans.
Can every site use exactly the same equipment?
Standardization may be possible for comparable openings, but local requirements, existing hardware and site conditions can require exceptions.
Build a site inventory
Portfolio buildings can differ in traffic, hardware and access needs. Photograph representative openings and record site-specific exceptions.
Include your door photos