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Bundle starts at single-plant deployment economics, 30 to 40% TCO saving versus sum-of-parts.
Pass, Gate and Drive in one platform. Single-plant operations starting at the gate. 200 to 1,000 workers. The bundle that replaces visitor books, STK biometric, DACS access control, BioTime attendance, ARS batch-training kiosks and scattered vehicle logs with one audit-ready stack.
| PASS | Visitors today | 184 |
| GATE | Contractors on-site | 1,084 |
| DRIVE | Vehicles inbound | 62 |
| ZONE A | Access compliance | 100% |
| ZONE C | MAH zone access | 100% |
| FORM XVI | Auto-generated | Ready |
| E-WAY BILL | Vehicles matched | 62 / 62 |
Zentry Sitewide is the wedge bundle. Most plants start here. Three modules, one event stream, one operations console. Every visitor, every contractor, every vehicle that enters or leaves the plant lands in a single signed log. From that one log, the Security Head gets zone-level access control, the HR head gets CLRA Forms XIII through XXIII, and the Admin head gets the visitor experience their leadership team expects.
Sitewide replaces three separate vendor stacks: the visitor book or basic visitor system, the access control (STK / DACS / BioTime + ARS), and the security cabin's vehicle register. One platform, one audit trail, one renewal. TCO typically lands 30 to 40% below the sum of the three systems it replaces.
What is inside Zentry Sitewide:
Three modules. One platform. One audit trail. Audit-ready, not just digital.
Each module is also available on its own. The bundle gives you the integrated event stream, the shared audit log and the single operations console.
Forms XIII through XXIII auto-generated from gate events (Gate Muster view).
Zone-level access logs, vehicle inbound traceability for automotive customer audits.
Visitor + contractor + vehicle evidence chain for the OSH audit.
Explicit visitor consent at the kiosk, India-resident storage, signed audit log per PII operation.
Inbound vehicle ANPR matched to e-Way Bill at the gate.
Visitor and contractor entry evidence for MAH-unit Section 41C requirements.
Pain: Three separate vendor stacks at the gate. Three renewals, three escalation paths, three audit narratives that do not reconcile.
Zentry answer: One platform, one renewal, one operations console. TCO drops 30 to 40%. Audit story reconciles automatically.
Pain: Multi-vendor bundle pricing is opaque. Annual maintenance contracts stack up. ROI is hard to defend.
Zentry answer: Single-vendor bundle pricing. Transparent TCO. Annual renewal economics 30 to 40% below sum-of-parts.
Pain: Visitor system, access control and vehicle logs do not talk to each other. Gate findings reconcile manually.
Zentry answer: One event stream, three views. Access logs, contractor logs, vehicle logs all reconcile by design.
Pre-Sitewide, the Tier-1 auto component plant in Chakan ran a visitor book, an STK biometric, a separate access control and a paper vehicle register at the gate. Four vendors, four renewals, four audit narratives. Post-Sitewide, the gate runs on one platform. The Plant Head closes the IATF and Labour Officer audits from a single console. AMC spend dropped 38%, audit prep time dropped 67%. Composite story drawn from real deployments. Industry, geography and metrics are representative.
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Most plants are not ready for Induct, Learn and Worksheet on day one. Sitewide covers the audit perimeter (gate) that every plant needs first. Once Sitewide is stable, the upgrade to Sitewide+ adds Induct, Learn and Worksheet without re-deployment.
Yes for almost all deployments. Gate works with ZKTeco, Suprema, Matrix, ESSL, Honeywell and Hikvision hardware, so your existing devices can stay in place. The legacy access control software gets replaced by Gate Access view.
Typical Sitewide deployment goes live in 4 to 8 weeks per plant. Cloud is the fastest, Hybrid Edge adds 1 to 2 weeks for plant infrastructure, On-Premise adds 2 to 3 weeks for air-gapped commissioning.
Composite of real deployments. Versus the sum-of-parts of a visitor system + a separate biometric + a separate vehicle register + their AMC contracts, Sitewide consistently lands 30 to 40% below. Procurement teams can model this on your specific stack during the qualification call.
Yes. Multi-gate is a configuration item, not a separate license. One operations console, multiple physical gates, one audit trail.
Yes. Sitewide is priced per plant in tiers (200 to 1,000 workers). Larger plants land in the upper band. Pricing is sales-led after qualification.
Gate hours flow to your payroll system via API. Standard integrations are pre-built for Darwinbox, Keka, ADP and ZingHR. Custom payroll integrations are scoped during Implementation.
Yes, with no re-deployment. Adding Induct, Learn and Worksheet on top of an existing Sitewide deployment is a configuration change, not a re-platforming. Upgrade timeline is typically 3 to 4 weeks.
Every gate read, every kiosk submission, every certificate validation lands in a single tamper-evident, signed log. From that one event, six modules produce six distinct evidence trails, for six different audits, six different inspectors and six different heads inside the plant.