Taking doors off schedule
When a door is off-schedule it
Ignores the door lock schedule
Is either locked or unlocked until it is returned to schedule
Allows access to users according to their access permissions
Can be manually returned to schedule by an admin at any time
Can be returned to schedule by an event trigger
Can be automatically returned to schedule at a specified time
A door can be taken off schedule by
Primary and secondary admins
Event triggers
Example
A receptionist needs to step away from the reception for a moment, but the front door is unlocked. They can quickly take the door off schedule and lock it, so that the building is secure. Users with access permissions can still use a valid credential for access while the door is locked off schedule
Taking a door off schedule manually
Only primary and secondary admins can take doors off schedule
Go to Site setup and select the relevant site and floor
Click on the door you want to take off schedule
On the Schedule tab, click on the Take door off schedule button
Select the door’s lock state while off schedule
Select when the door should be automatically returned to schedule
Click Confirm
The door is now off-schedule and the door’s regular schedule will be ignored for the duration of the off-schedule session
Admins can also take doors off schedule via Accessia app for iOS and Android
Returning a door to schedule manually
Only primary and secondary admins can return doors to schedule
Go to Site setup and select the relevant site and floor
Click on the door you want to return to schedule
On the Schedule tab, click on the Return to schedule button
Click Confirm
The door is now returned to schedule
Admins can also return doors to schedule via Accessia app for iOS and Android
Setting up an event trigger to switch a door on and off schedule
Event triggers can be set up to switch a door between being on-schedule and off-schedule when a certain event occurs. Read more about triggering actions
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