CEM AC2000 Data Import Tool

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: CEM
  • Model code: AC2000 Data Import Tool
  • Photo ID: Yes
  • Import/Export of Information: Yes
Additional info:

CEM AC2000 Data Import Tool allows system administrators to import 3rd party cardholder details into the AC2000 Personnel application, which stores cardholder information on the access control system. It simplifies the bulk loading of data from a 3rd party system which is typically required during a new system installation. This removes the need for duplicate data entry and offers users a quick and efficient method of importing data into the AC2000 system. Using the interface tool, an unlimited number of records, including cardholder photographs, can be easily brought into the AC2000 system, eradicating the requirement for customised software development or time consuming database scripts.

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Make CEM
Manufacturer CEM Systems Ltd
Category Access Control>Access control software
Model code AC2000 Data Import Tool
Photo ID Yes
Import/Export of Information Yes
Additional info CEM AC2000 Data Import Tool allows system administrators to import 3rd party cardholder details into the AC2000 Personnel application, which stores cardholder information on the access control system. It simplifies the bulk loading of data from a 3rd party system which is typically required during a new system installation. This removes the need for duplicate data entry and offers users a quick and efficient method of importing data into the AC2000 system. Using the interface tool, an unlimited number of records, including cardholder photographs, can be easily brought into the AC2000 system, eradicating the requirement for customised software development or time consuming database scripts.
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