Pre-approved permit requests
The host department submits the visit request online, and it passes through a security approval workflow before the visitor arrives.
Pre-approved permits, digital check-in and a complete, documented movement log — designed around the requirements of the security sector.
A visitor arrives. Someone calls the host to confirm, writes the name in a paper logbook in barely legible handwriting, and lets them in. Later, nobody can say when they actually left, who authorized them, or whether they entered areas they weren’t cleared for.
When a security review or an incident investigation comes, the only evidence is a logbook where a page can be torn out or a name written down unchecked. A facility that invests in advanced protection leaves its weakest point at the gate itself.
The host department submits the visit request online, and it passes through a security approval workflow before the visitor arrives.
Capture the visitor’s details, ID and photo at the gate in seconds, linked to their approved permit.
Every visit has defined areas and a defined duration — any breach is detected and flagged.
An exact time log of every movement, with alerts for visitors who haven’t checked out after their permit expires.
Register the visitor’s companions, vehicle and plate numbers under the same permit.
Deny entry to specified names automatically, with an instant alert on any check-in attempt.
Issue a barcoded pass that is canceled automatically when the permit expires.
Visitor movement reports by department, zone or period, ready for security review.
Scanning a national ID or Iqama fills in the details with no typing — shorter waits at the gate and no data-entry errors.
The system spots abnormal repetition (frequent visits to one department, or entries outside working hours) and alerts security before it becomes a gap.
It analyzes visit data to predict peak times at each gate, so security resources are allocated on data, not guesswork.
The gate screen: scanning the ID fills in the details and links the visitor to their approved permit, host department and entry time.
Illustrative interface — sample data only.
Every permit request follows a formal approval path through Hexmate Mail and carries a documented transaction number. If the visit is to hand over or receive a custody item, it links directly to the asset in Hexmate Stock. Signed permit forms and undertakings are stored in Hexmate Docs — so the complete visit record lives in one place.
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One of three systems delivered to the Command — visitor registration, administrative correspondence and document archiving — that standardized procedures across all command centers and sped up coordination between sectors.
Yes. It integrates with access control systems and electronic gates through APIs, so entry opens automatically for valid permits only.
Reports by department, zone or period are ready to export straight from the system. The log can't be edited or deleted, so what the auditor receives is the record itself.
The system runs on your internal network and needs no internet connection. The continuity plan for power outages (backup power and a documented fallback procedure) is agreed with your team as part of the design.
Yes. The host department submits the permit request online, it passes through the security approval workflow, and the visitor arrives with a barcoded pass that is canceled automatically when the permit expires.
It is stored entirely inside your infrastructure for as long as your security policy requires, with defined permissions and a log of every access. It cannot be deleted or edited.
Yes. All gates and sites are managed from one central dashboard, with separate policies and permissions for each site.
You don’t have to adopt the whole platform. Start with the module that solves your biggest pain point today and add others when you need them — no rebuild and no data migration, because every module runs on the same database from day one.
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