The building blocks of Verified Identity Infrastructure.
People do not buy readers. They build schools, secure offices, operate cities. Every product here has a role inside that infrastructure — and this page exists so you can see the system before you choose the parts.
For more than two decades, ID Network has helped schools, municipalities, companies and public institutions build environments where identities are trusted, access is attributable, and infrastructure quietly does its work. Everything below exists because of that mission.
How a verified door works
First the logic, then the parts beneath it. Every entrance below is assembled from these four steps.
A complete verified entrance comes together from ~€201 + credentials. We'll confirm the exact set with you before you commit.
Credentials
All credentials →A credential is the identity a person carries. A student's card on a lanyard, a keyfob on an engineer's keyring — verified in under a second, thousands of times a day. One identity that works on every door its holder is entitled to open, from the school gym to the office archive.
Readers
All readers →The reader is where an identity meets a door. Mounted beside an entrance, it works through rain, frost and ten thousand mornings. Card only, card with PIN, or card, PIN and QR for visitors — the choice depends on who arrives at that door, and how.
Controllers
The controller is where the decision happens. It lives in an electrical cabinet nobody opens for years — checking every identity against every schedule, opening, refusing, alarming, and writing it all down. The part of the installation nobody sees and everything depends on.
Power & Accessories
All power →A verified door that loses power is no longer verified. The reliability layer has one job: everything else keeps working — through the evening storm, through the power cut, through the weekend nobody is watching. Built by Mean Well and Kung Long; selected, verified and supported by ID Network.
Where this infrastructure lives
These parts are in daily use across real institutions — including mPilet, the digital student card of Tallinn, in use across 100+ institutions. The environments differ; the behaviour is the same: identity, verified.
Every product on this page is supplied under the ID Network product programme — SKU and EAN identified, quality assured, backed by the ID Network warranty and technical support. And no one assembles a system alone here: we confirm compatibility, completeness and fit with you before anything ships. We verify. You decide.