Hanwha CA-1Y-ENTRY OnCAFE 1 Year Single Entry Channel License
Managing access control across multiple sites without a centralized platform creates administrative overhead, compliance gaps, and delayed response to security events. The Hanwha CA-1Y-ENTRY provides one year of cloud-based access control management for a single entry point (door or gate) through the OnCAFE platform, enabling remote administration, real-time monitoring, and centralized credential management without on-premises servers.
Key Features
- Single entry channel license valid for one year of OnCAFE cloud service
- Cloud-based access control eliminates on-site server requirements and IT infrastructure costs
- Remote door management and monitoring from any browser or mobile device
- Centralized user credential administration across distributed locations
- Real-time event notifications and access logs accessible from anywhere
- Integrates with Hanwha access control hardware and readers
- Automatic firmware updates and platform enhancements included in subscription
- Multi-site scalability with individual per-door licensing model
This annual subscription model suits integrators deploying access control for clients with distributed facilities, retail chains, or multi-tenant properties where traditional on-premises controllers create management bottlenecks. The per-door licensing structure allows precise cost control—scale from a single entrance to hundreds of doors without overbuying enterprise licensing tiers. OnCAFE handles credential provisioning, schedule management, and audit reporting through a unified interface, reducing truck rolls for routine administrative tasks.
The cloud architecture means firmware updates, security patches, and feature enhancements deploy automatically without site visits. Integration with Hanwha's access control readers and controllers provides a complete ecosystem from a single manufacturer, simplifying support and warranty coordination. For projects where clients want to avoid capital expenditure on servers or prefer operational expense models, this annual licensing converts access control infrastructure into a predictable subscription service. Renewal cycles align with typical maintenance contract terms, making ongoing support agreements straightforward.
