Manage access in one place.
Your data stays with you.

Who has access, which card they use and which access events have been recorded — ChipLogin Server brings this information together. It runs on your company network and connects management of your computers, machines and doors.

Book a demo How it works
3-in-1
PC, machine, door — one server
Audit
An overview of recorded access
Local network
Login still works without the internet
A server rack with a neatly organized web of cables

No need to manage access in several separate systems.

When computers, machines and doors are managed separately, every permission change creates extra work. ChipLogin brings their management together.

Three systems, three truths

A badge system, a Windows domain, a PLC access list — each with its own database, its own administration, and no shared record of who actually has access to what.

No unified audit trail

When an auditor asks "who did what, and when," you're piecing together logs from three vendors that don't agree on timestamps, names, or format.

Manual access revocation

An employee leaves, and someone has to remember to revoke access in three different places. One gets missed, and the card still opens something.

One server for stations, machines, and doors

Computers, machine readers and door controllers share card management, permissions and access records.

Employees and their cards

Keep employee cards and permissions in shared records. When someone joins, changes role or leaves, update their ChipLogin access in one place.

Who can access what

Who can access which station, which machine, and which doors — grant or revoke it from the same console. One screen instead of three systems.

Certificate-based device trust

Every station, reader, and control unit has its own certificate and a locally generated device key. Communication between those endpoints and ChipLogin Server uses mTLS.

Runs on your network

No cloud dependency, no third-party data processor. The server lives inside your own infrastructure, and login still works even when the internet doesn't.

A tamper-evident audit trail

Every record carries the fingerprint of the one before it, forming a chain in which later alteration is detectable. When external witnessing is enabled, fingerprints are also sent outside your network to provide an independent comparison point.

Visually verified device enrollment

New stations register using a visual fingerprint that the administrator confirms by eye — the same "drunken bishop" principle used by OpenSSH.

Technical specifications

Platform
Windows, x64 — Windows 10/11 or Windows Server 2016+
Network
runs on your local network · doesn't need the internet
Communication
mTLS with all stations, readers, and control units
Licensing
activation via the customer portal — online, or fully offline (QR)
Data
identities, passwords, and records all stay with you

See ChipLogin live

We will show you card assignment, permission settings and access records. Tell us what you want to connect in your operation; we will work through the technical details together.

Contact directly

Jakub Skoumal · Sales

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

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