A Brivo installation begins with the door and the way your organization uses it. ATX Access Control designs and installs commercial access control for Austin offices, clinics, schools, retail spaces, and multi-site operators.
What we check before quoting
We review each opening’s frame, latch, exit hardware, fire and egress requirements, power path, cabling route, network availability, and existing access control components. We also discuss credential types, schedules, administrator roles, and notifications for forced or propped doors.
What the project can include
- Brivo controllers and compatible readers
- Card, fob, and mobile credential planning
- Electric strikes or electrified lock hardware appropriate to each door
- Door position switches and request-to-exit devices where needed
- Power supplies, low-voltage wiring, configuration, and testing
- Administrator handoff and user training
We favor straightforward mechanical egress and hardware that suits the door, with accessibility and life safety considered during design. Existing strikes or other serviceable parts can be evaluated for reuse.
From one opening to many
For multi-door projects, a pilot opening can establish the hardware and user experience before broader installation. For organizations with an existing Brivo account, new doors can be planned within the current setup.