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AXIS Camera Station Secure Entry vs Verkada Access Control

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FactAXIS Camera Station Secure EntryVerkada Access Control
CredentialsSupported credential methods include Bluetooth and dynamic QR codes, and the page describes mobile access.Supported credential options listed include mobile NFC in Apple Wallet, encrypted keycards, customizable Bluetooth, and license plate recognition unlock.
Founded19842016
HeadquartersLund, SwedenSan Mateo, California, United States
IntegrationsOpen APIs can connect the system with other systems such as time and attendance monitoring systems.Verkada says it offers APIs and out-of-the-box integrations, plus SCIM and SSO integrations for user management.
MakerAxis Communications says it was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Lund, Sweden.Verkada's about page identifies Filip Kaliszan and Hans Robertson as co-founders and lists San Mateo, California among its offices.
PurposeAXIS Camera Station Secure Entry combines video management and access control in one system.Verkada describes its system as hybrid cloud access control for enterprise security, visibility, and management.
ScaleThe product page states it can manage up to 1,000 doors per server and 50,000 credentials.The product page says the system can scale from 10 to 10,000 doors.

AXIS Camera Station Secure Entry plans

  • Standalone AXIS Camera Station Secure Entry licensePriced on request

Verkada Access Control plans

  • 30-day free trialFree
  • AC12 Access Controller$899, paid once
  • AC43 Access Controller$1,999, paid once
  • AC62 Access Controller$5,999, paid once

Pick AXIS Camera Station Secure Entry if…

It suits organizations that need to manage physical access alongside video review, attendance, and multi-site door administration. Its API and supported credential options may suit teams integrating access workflows with other systems.

Pick Verkada Access Control if…

It suits enterprises managing doors, credentials, and video security across their facilities. The listed customer examples span entertainment, retail, government, manufacturing, nonprofits, and education.

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