These results must be understood the following way:
Authorised ► every access control parameter is green and the element enters / leaves / approves the on-site verification.
Denied ► at least any of the access control parameters is red and the element does not enter / leave / approve the on-site verification.
Forced ► at least any of the access control parameters is red , but the client decides that the element enters / leaves / approves the on-site verification.
Rejected ► every access control parameter is green, but the client decides that the element does not enter / leave / approve the on-site verification.
Expelled ► the element, according to SerCAE One, remains inside the site in spite of being outside really, so SerCAE One registers its exit to correct the data.
The location can be either a workplace or a zone inside the workplace. If in doubt, consult your client to avoid obtaining confusing data.
The table shown at the main area of the screen displays the access records in a reverse chronological order, so the most recent records will appear at the top. The data shown, once the necessary filters have been set, can be exported into an Excel file.
When clicking on any of the elements listed, an emerging window will show the access record in a more detailed way.
Example of access record detail window
Although the word "access" may be interpreted as entry only, for SerCAE One this concept includes entry, exit and even on-site verification.
We access this screen at the menu option as shown next once one client has been selected. Menu option History of access records screen Some filters are useful to make a more precise search: Location (workplace / zone) where the accesses have been ...
The user can access this screen: From the Home screen. From the Company details screen. Accessing from the home screen Accessing from the Company details screen Once entered as a client, the side menu will show some options, according to the user ...
Once one client has been selected, my vision of SerCAE One will be limited to the scope of this very client. Supplier at the Client scope The menu available at this scope is comprised of the following options: Menu options at the Client scope These ...
We refer to document requests defined as: We access the Equipment details screen at the menu (Elements > Equipment) when remaining at the Community scope (before selecting any client). Document requests as shown at the Equipment details screen at the ...
Once the supplier has registered its equipment elements, it will be necessary to associate them to my client company. This task is carried out at the client scope. Client scope This is achieved at the menu, as follows: Menu option The next screen ...