Access Scope Planner

Define the doors and zones before running the Access Control flow

Real access control systems rarely use one lock, one reader, and one egress assumption everywhere. Use this step to define one or more access scopes so downstream lock behavior, reader, power, panel, and policy results can be tied to the correct door or zone.

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This setup step is included with Pro access for Access Control.

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Active Access Scope Setup

Start with one door or zone, then add more if the site has different egress behavior, fire release requirements, lock hardware, reader types, traffic levels, or access policy needs.

Scope Name

Scope Type

Planning Path

Opening Type

Location Type

Door / Zone Function

Required Egress Role

Free Mechanical Egress Confirmed?

Fire-Rated Opening?

Fire Alarm Release Needed?

Power-Loss Behavior Intent

Lock Hardware Intent

Reader Intent

Security Level

Traffic Level

Controller / Panel Group

Known Restrictions / Notes

Scope Ledger → 0 scopes

Planning Scopes

Downstream results should be treated as scope-specific. The final Access Control report can later roll these up into a door, zone, reader, lock, power, and policy summary.

Access Control scope and branch summary

This rollup separates core door scopes from optional specialty branches, then summarizes active status, completed checks, saved assumptions, and next actions for the future Access Control summary.

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