Since 1999

ID Network exists so that schools, municipalities, companies and public institutions can trust the identities moving through their doors.

ID Network

Verified Identity Infrastructure.

Before anything is granted, an identity has to be trusted. We build the infrastructure that makes that trust hold — quietly, every day, in institutions that depend on it.

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How a door comes to be trusted

Trust at a door is not a product. It is established in four steps, and none of them holds alone.

Identity
someone is who they claim to be
MIFARE Classic 1K contactless RFID card
Credential
→
Verification
confirmed at the door, in under a second
IDN MPIN232 access control reader with keypad for MIFARE cards and PIN codes
Reader
→
Decision
allowed, refused — and recorded
ID Access Controller network-based access control unit
Controller
→
Continuity
trust that holds when the power does not
Mean Well SCP-35 35 W switching power supply with battery backup
Power & backup

A complete entrance starts at around €201 plus credentials. We confirm the exact set with you before anything is ordered.

Where this infrastructure lives

These are not reference projects but systems in daily use — including mPilet, the digital student card of Tallinn, in use across 100+ institutions. The buildings differ. What has to hold in each of them does not.

Schools
One identity, trusted from the front door to the library.
Offices
Trust that matches the role, floor by floor.
Municipalities
Public buildings that stay open, and stay accountable.
Residential
A door that opens because you live here.

An entrance installed today should still be working in ten years. That is the timeframe we build for — every unit identified and traceable, verified to work together, and supported for as long as it is in service. No one is left to work it out alone: we confirm compatibility and fit with you before anything ships. We verify. You decide.