Atlas
Open 24 hours, staffed by nobody
Who's answering the door at 3am? Nobody. That's the point.
Biometric and RFID access bundled from $129/mo, synced to the membership record Atlas already holds. No separate access-control vendor, no front desk required for a member to get in.
The actual risk
An unstaffed door is only safe if revocation is instant.
The single most-cited failure mode for 24-hour access is the obvious one: an ex-member who cancelled, or whose card declined, still getting in because nobody updated the door. Atlas closes that gap at the data layer, not with a manual checklist.
01
Subscription lapses
A payment fails or a member cancels. The booking and subscription record updates immediately.
02
Access revokes automatically
Within seconds, the terminal's permitted-user list updates. No staff member has to remember to pull a fob.
03
The next scan is denied
Locally, on the terminal, with no dependency on an internet round-trip to decide.
What's actually running the door
A ZKTeco F22 terminal, not a cloud dependency
Door access from $129 a month, not the most expensive plan you can buy. The F22 reads a fingerprint or RFID card, with Wi-Fi and cloud server settings for sync, and matches it locally, so the door itself doesn't wait on a network call to decide.
- Real-time sync between the booking system and the terminal's permitted-user list.
- Auto-revoke on cancellation or a failed payment, enforced at the hardware level.
- Keeps working through an internet outage: the match and door unlock happen on the terminal itself.
Growth tier. Door access bundled in, not a premium add-on.
Up to 200 members, 2 branches, and the Desktop Admin app that runs the embedded server behind the door hardware, with full occupancy and revenue reporting.
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