Booking-aware access
Access actions originate from the reservation and its real time window.
Turn a confirmed reservation into the right access action and keep a trace of what succeeded, failed or needs staff attention.
Coworking access control software turns a confirmed booking into the access the visitor actually needs, for the period they actually booked. The reservation is what originates the action, so the door, the resource and the time window all come from the same record. In Boris each action keeps its own execution state, which means staff can tell a scheduled action from a completed one and from one that failed, instead of assuming it worked.
Access actions originate from the reservation and its real time window.
Staff can distinguish scheduled, completed and failed actions instead of guessing.
Retries and notifications keep failures visible without silently sending the same action twice.
The dangerous failure is the step that was never attempted. Each state is one Boris records per action.
| State | What it means | What staff can do |
|---|---|---|
| Scheduled | The booking created the action and its time has not arrived | Check the booking and the window it will use |
| Completed | The action ran and the provider accepted it | Nothing; the history shows when |
| Failed | The action ran and did not succeed | See the reason and retry without sending it twice |
| Retried | A failed action was attempted again | Follow the attempts on the same action, not on a new one |
Connect the access provider used by the workspace.
Map resources and booking events to the required access action.
Track execution and resolve failures from the operational history.
Only the events and resources configured for the integration trigger an access action.
Yes. Execution state and failures remain visible for follow-up.
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