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One card. For computers, machines and doors.

Make everyday work easier and keep track of access. ChipLogin connects computer sign-in, machine operator authorisation and entry to individual areas. You manage who can access what; employees simply tap their card.

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Easier
for employees
Tap a card instead of typing a password or searching for a key.
Access
under control
You decide who can use a computer, operate a machine or enter an area.
Access records
in one place
See whose access was granted or denied, and when.
An office manager, a healthcare worker, and a factory worker, each holding their own ChipLogin access card

Bring access management together.

Start where access management creates the most work today. We will discuss your computers, machines and doors, then recommend a suitable scope.

ChipLogin for computers

People share a computer, not their passwords. Everyone signs in with their own card.

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ChipLogin for Machines

Operator permissions based on the employee and the validity of their training. The machine control system receives the verification result.

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ChipLogin for Doors

Manage who can enter each area. We will assess whether your existing cards and wiring can be used.

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ChipLogin Server

Cards, permissions and access records in one place, on your own network. The shared foundation of the solution.

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Sound familiar?

Everyday situations in factories, warehouses and facility management.

Passwords and keys get passed around

When work gets busy, lending a card or sharing a password can seem easiest. Over time, it becomes harder to know who actually has access.

Every change means updating several systems

A new employee, a change of role or someone leaving the company. Permissions for computers, machines and doors are often updated separately.

Access records are hard to find

When you need to find out whose access was granted and when, you have to search several systems — or the record simply is not there.

brings access management together and makes everyday access easier for employees.

What ChipLogin changes

Helping each team with what they need day to day.

For employees: an easier working day

Employees use their card to sign in to computers, operate machines and enter authorised areas. Less time typing passwords or looking for the right key.

No hunting for a password
Tap the card — no typing, no "hold on, let me find my password."
Fewer forgotten-password problems
For everyday sign-in, employees use their card instead of typing their password.
One card across your operation
The same card unlocks doors, authorizes a machine, and logs into a computer.

For administrators: fewer separate settings

Manage cards and permissions together. Update access when someone changes role and block a lost card.

Permissions based on job roles
Decide which computers, machines and doors each employee can access.
Block a lost card
Revoke the original card's access and assign a replacement to the employee.
Your data stays with you
Manage access data on a server within your company network.

For operations managers: a clearer overview

Access records show the assigned user, time, location and verification result.

Records to help investigate events
Find out whose card was used, where and with what result.
One place to review access
Review records from connected computers, machines and doors in one place.
Support for internal reviews
Use the records to review access or prepare evidence for an audit.

Where people share equipment and access needs to stay under control.

From a shared computer to an entire production site.

Factory floors

Sign-in at production terminals, machine operator authorisation and entry to restricted areas.

Warehousing and logistics

Shared computers, shift changes and access to different warehouse areas.

Reception desks and smaller workplaces

Convenient sign-in for colleagues who take turns at the same computer.

Building and site management

An overview of access permissions and changes when employees join, move roles or leave.

One tap for employees. Clear rules for you.

Three steps to shared access management.

1

Assign a card and permissions

Define where each employee can go and which machines they may operate.

2

The employee taps their card

The relevant permission is checked at the computer, machine or door.

3

Access is checked and recorded

ChipLogin enables sign-in, sends the result to the machine or controls entry, depending on the installation.

Set the rules to suit your operation. For employees, access remains a simple card tap.

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Pricing to fit your operation

Together, we decide what to connect and how the solution should work.

Computers · machines · doors

You only pay for what you use

Pricing depends on the number of connected computers, machines and doors, and how the system is deployed. Tell us what you want to solve and we will prepare a proposal for your operation.

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Frequently asked questions

We support MIFARE DESFire cards. If you already use them, we will check their configuration, your readers and how they can be used for computers, machines and doors. Other card types are not supported.
We start by reviewing what you already use and what you want to connect. For computers, we check your Windows environment and readers; for machines, the control system; and for doors, the existing installation. We then recommend what to keep and what to add.
Access follows the permissions you set, and events are recorded. Computers can run in standalone mode or use shared management through a server on your network. Communication with the server is encrypted. We will discuss suitable card security and deployment with you.
First, we agree which computers, machines or doors you want to connect. Depending on the scope, we choose standalone computer setup or shared management through a server. Installation, assigning cards and permissions, and testing in your operation follow.
Report a lost card to your administrator as soon as possible. They revoke its access and assign a replacement. With shared management, they make the change on the server; on standalone computers, they update each relevant device. For disconnected devices, the effect depends on how permissions are updated.
Local computer sign-in does not require the internet. In standalone mode, verification takes place on the computer itself. With shared management, the computer needs a connection to your server on the company network. How machines and doors behave during a connection failure depends on their installation.

Let's look at your operation.

Tell us how you currently manage sign-in, machine operation or building access. You do not need to know card types or technical specifications. We will work through the details with you.

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Jakub Skoumal · Sales

jakub.skoumal@netajo.cz +420 602 295 875

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