Hanwha CA-4Y-ENTRY OnCAFE 1-Year (4) Entry Channels License
Managing access control across multiple entry points without a unified cloud platform creates operational blind spots and forces clients into on-premises hardware constraints. The Hanwha CA-4Y-ENTRY delivers a one-year subscription for four entry channels on the OnCAFE cloud-based access control platform, enabling integrators to deploy credential management, event monitoring, and door control through a browser-based interface without additional servers or controllers.
Key Features
- One-year subscription covers four entry channel licenses for cloud-managed access control
- Browser-based administration eliminates on-site server requirements and reduces client IT overhead
- Integrates with Hanwha Wisenet edge devices for direct IP communication and reduced infrastructure costs
- Real-time event notifications and audit logs accessible from any internet-connected device
- Supports mobile credential provisioning for smartphone-based access alongside traditional cards
- Scalable licensing model allows channel expansion as facility needs grow without hardware upgrades
- Cloud redundancy ensures credential databases and access policies remain available during local network disruptions
- Multi-tenant architecture suitable for property management and enterprise deployments spanning multiple sites
OnCAFE positions access control as a subscription service rather than a capital equipment purchase, shifting long-term system costs into predictable operational expenses. The four-channel allocation suits small commercial installations—single tenant suites, back-of-house areas in retail, or perimeter and interior door pairs in offices. Because credential management and policy enforcement occur in the cloud, adding readers to existing doors or extending access across distributed locations requires only network connectivity and reader hardware, not additional control panels or licensing servers. Integration with Wisenet cameras enables video verification workflows where access events automatically pull corresponding camera footage into a unified timeline.
This licensing structure works for integrators managing recurring revenue relationships where annual renewals replace one-time project billings. The channel count determines maximum concurrent doors under management; facilities planning staged expansions can start with four channels and add capacity through additional subscriptions without rearchitecting the core system. Cloud hosting also simplifies remote support and troubleshooting since system diagnostics and configuration changes don't require site visits or VPN access to client networks.
