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ADT Select Entry Web Service Data Upload Basics

ADT Select Entry Web Service Data Upload Basics. Some helpful tricks to help your customers with the process. How To Get Started. Here is the document you will need to refer to for all data uploads http://www.brivo.com/docs/en/MKT-DOC-003-BrivoDataUpload.pdf You need to order the ACSDTATACON

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ADT Select Entry Web Service Data Upload Basics

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  1. ADT Select EntryWeb ServiceData Upload Basics Some helpful tricks to help your customers with the process

  2. How To Get Started • Here is the document you will need to refer to for all data uploads • http://www.brivo.com/docs/en/MKT-DOC-003-BrivoDataUpload.pdf • You need to order the ACSDTATACON • The PO is created at the branch and faxed to Brivo at 240-965-2210

  3. Every System Has Data To Load • Always address the data entry / upload topic!! • Regardless of taking over an existing system or installing a new system always ask the question “who is entering the data”. • Would you like this system “turnkey”? • “Never under estimate your customers willingness to pay for convenience”

  4. New Systems • Ask the customer if they have a list of names or some sort of database they will be using • Once they have this on an Excel spread sheet they can associate new card numbers • This assumes that a. They can sort names alphabetically b. They have or know what the new card format, facility code and card number range • These can be revenue generators for the sales rep

  5. Takeover/UpgradesDetermine the hardware • What is the old system and does it use “common readers” HID or Indala • If no what are they and what wire is currently in place • Can we get a picture of the readers • These will have to be evaluated on a case by case basis • There are some other readers we can use and many we cannot http://stage.www.brivo.net/docs/en/ENG-DOC-007-ACS5000WiringGuide.pdf • Even if they can patch the old system together what is the future? • Who will supply the cards & readers long term?

  6. What Are The Cards • What is printed on the card or what is the system using the cards. Many times this will let you know what the cards and readers are • Card identification.doc • There are dozens of proprietary HID formats • If they are HID or Indala you can refer to Bob Mounter’s card identification document • In the case of older cards you may not be able to identify the card other than the hot stamp. • Step1: Reade it on a reader connected to web service Step2: Calculate the card number and facility code Step3: Enter the card as a “known Format” and attach to a user Step4:Does the card work?

  7. The Best Way To Identify A Cards Compatibility Step1: Reade it on a reader connected to web service Step2: Calculate the card number and facility code in the Brivo card calculator Step3: Enter the card as a “known Format” and attach to a user Step4: Read the card again. Does the card work?

  8. Proprietary CardsWhat Are My Options • There are no easy answers for these customers operating on a budget • If they are going to swipe to enroll they can still import the names, note fields & access groups • They can systematically swipe to enroll each card in order and assign to the users

  9. Always Offer the New Card Option • Buy new cards and populate them on the spread sheet of names

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