Fortified Church, Prejmer
The Fortified Church of Prejmer welcomes visitors in a compact, historically protected space where access must remain organized without altering the character of the place.
Challenges We Solve
Historical sites, such as the Fortified Church of Prejmer, welcome visitors in a very different way
Irregular Visitor Peaks
Visitor flow changes throughout the day, with busy periods followed by quieter times. Without clear access control, queues quickly form, and staff have to manage entry manually.
Access rules for multiple zones
Entry, exit, and secondary access points require different rules.
Managing those who enter, exit, and have access to certain areas becomes difficult without a unified system
Ticket abuse and uncontrolled access
Without real-time validation, tickets can be reused or shared.
This leads to confusion at entry points and loss of control over who is on site
Limited visibility for daily operations
Operators need to know how many visitors are inside, how quickly people are moving through the site, and when capacity changes. Without clear data, decisions are made based on assumptions, not facts.
How access to Prejmer works
Designed for heritage sites
The system supports controlled access without altering the site's character. All devices are placed and configured to respect the architecture and visitor experience.
Clear rules
Entry, exit, and restroom access follow the same ticket logic. Visitors move freely, and the access rules remain consistent and easy to understand.
Visibility without complexity
Operators always see how many visitors are on the premises. The count updates automatically, without manual checks or paperwork.
One ticket, one right
Each ticket is validated only once, exactly where it needs to be. This prevents reuse, confusion, and unauthorized access throughout the entire location.
A complete solution from start to finish
A single system adapted to the real needs of the Fortified Church of Prejmer, from entrance to exit, including controlled access to facilities
2 self-service kiosks
Visitors can purchase tickets on-site without queues or manual processing.
Kiosks handle peak times smoothly and reduce pressure on staff while keeping the entrance area organized.
3 turnstiles
Entry and exit are managed through turnstiles with clear validation logic. A turnstile is specially configured for access to the restroom, allowing entry only with a valid ticket
Ticket-based access for each area
Each ticket grants access only to the permitted areas. The same ticket cannot be reused or shared, maintaining control over visitor movement at all times
All your questions. Answered.
How many devices are used on-site?
The setup includes 2 self-service kiosks for ticket purchases and 3 turnstiles for access control in key areas of the site.
How is restroom access managed?
One of the turnstiles is dedicated to restroom access. Entry is permitted only with a valid ticket, and exits are counted automatically, keeping the visitor flow clear and organized.
Can the configuration be adapted in the future?
Yes. The system is flexible and can be adjusted over time if access rules, visitor flow, or the needs of the site change.
What happens if tickets are scanned multiple times?
Each ticket is validated only once, using the same rules everywhere. Duplicate scans are automatically blocked, maintaining fair and controlled access.
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