by Inner Range
Inception
Web-based access control with integrated intrusion detection and automation
Inception is Inner Range’s web-based access control and security platform that combines door control, intrusion detection, and system automation within a single solution. All configuration, monitoring, and reporting is performed through a browser interface, removing the need for dedicated client software.
Australian-designed, globally trusted
Inception Platform Overview
Inception is a unified security platform designed to simplify access control and intrusion detection through a single, browser-based system. It replaces traditional client software with a centralised web interface, allowing administrators to manage doors, users, alarms, schedules, and events from any authorised device.
Built on a modular controller architecture, Inception supports flexible system expansion while maintaining consistent configuration, reporting, and security controls. The platform is designed to reduce operational complexity while delivering reliable, integrated access and alarm functionality in one system.
Key Features
Core capabilities that define the Inception access control and intrusion platform
Web-Based Management Interface
Manage access, alarms, users and reports via a secure browser interface. No client software required, on desktop or mobile.
Mobile Credentials
Issue Bluetooth mobile credentials via the Inception Mobile app. Users can unlock doors using approved smartphones.
Integrated Lift Control
Control lift access by user, group and floor. Supports integration with major lift systems including KONE, Otis and Schindler.
Built-in Intrusion Detection
Combine access control and intrusion detection in one platform. Manage zones, alarms and event history centrally.
Scalable Controller Architecture
Start with a single door and expand as needed. Scale up to 128 doors by adding controllers across one or more sites.
IP Camera Integration
Connect ONVIF IP cameras for live and recorded footage. View video directly in the Inception interface during access events.