Every automotive site has the same blind spot.

A prototype photographed before its official launch, a production line accessed by someone without the correct training, or a customer left unattended near a set of vehicle keys in a showroom may appear to be very different risks. However, each points to the same fundamental security problem: someone being able to access a place, asset or piece of information they should not. The right identification and access control solution helps automotive businesses manage these risks across showrooms, manufacturing facilities, workshops and offices.

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A dealership forecourt, a production line and a proving ground each need something slightly different from access control, but all benefit from the improved security they provide.

Test drive keys and staff-only areas all need tighter control than an open showroom floor. Access control keeps key cabinets and back-of-house areas restricted to genuinely authorised staff, not just anyone with a name badge.

Not every line worker is trained or certified for every model or process. Access control ties entry to a specific line or station to the staff actually qualified to be there, rather than a general factory pass.

An unreleased vehicle photographed before launch gives your competitors a head start. Cam-Block stickers physically cover a visitor's or contractor's phone camera, backing that policy with something more reliable than a sign.

A manufacturer or dealer group running multiple sites doesn't want a different card system at every location. A single standard keeps every site consistent, whether that's a showroom, a factory floor or a test track.

A Customer Wandering into a Staff-Only Workshop

A showroom's open, welcoming layout can make it easy for a customer or visitor to end up somewhere they shouldn't, like a workshop or valeting bay, without anyone noticing until it's already happened. Access control marks that boundary, keeping your customer and staff safer.

Contractors Moving Between Production Lines with No Record

Agency staff and contractors covering multiple lines or shifts at a plant can end up with nobody having a clear picture of where they've actually been. Card-based access creates that record automatically, rather than relying on a supervisor's memory.

Access That Outlives a Contract at a Test Facility

When a contractor or short-term employee's work at a proving ground or design studio ends, their access doesn't always get switched off immediately. Given what a test facility protects, that gap matters more than it would almost anywhere else.

No Record of Who Accessed an Area During a Leak Investigation

When early images of an unreleased vehicle surface, working out who had access to the area they were taken in relies on an actual record, not memory. Access control tied to a proper log gives a timestamped answer instead of a guess.

These are the four products our automotive customers rely on most across dealerships, plants and test facilities.

Access control credentials that restrict entry by role, area or line, so a dealership key cabinet, a factory floor and a test facility can each be secured to the standard they actually need.

PDoor and gate readers that verify access in real time, keeping restricted showroom, production and test areas closed to anyone without genuine clearance.

Adhesive covers that physically block a visitor's or contractor's phone camera, backing up a no-photography policy around unreleased vehicles with something more reliable than a sign.

A full design and print service that gets dealership, factory and site staff professionally badged quickly, without needing to buy or run a printer yourself.

From a single card to a full multi-site system, here's everything we supply across the automotive industry.

Early sight of an unreleased design is worth a lot of money to a competitor. And when every visitor or contractor has a phone, leaked images are becoming much more common.

Cam-Block stickers physically cover a phone's camera, so a visitor signing into a test facility, design studio or restricted production area genuinely can't take a photo, whether or not they intended to. It backs up a no-photography policy with something a sign on the wall can't do.

It's a small, low-cost addition to your site security that can save you millions and they are available in a range of colours and can also be branded.

Whether you're securing a showroom, a production line or a test facility, we'll help you find an ID and access solution that fits each site properly. Get in touch with our UK-based team today.

Yes. Access can be restricted by area, so customer-facing showroom space stays open while workshops, valeting bays and key storage are limited to genuinely authorised staff.

Yes. Cards can be set to restrict entry to a specific line or station to only the staff certified or trained for that particular model or process.

They physically cover a phone's camera lens, so a visitor or contractor can't photograph an unreleased vehicle even if they intended to. Each sticker is tamper-proof too. So, a quick check at the end of the visit shows you if the sticker has been removed at all.

Yes. A single ID card standard and access system means staff and contractors are recognised the same way at every site your business runs, rather than each location working from a separate setup.

Access can be automatically switched off the moment a contract ends, meaning the moment they leave the facility, they no longer have access, regardless of if they forget to hand their visitors pass back or not.

Yes. Card-based access control logs who entered a specific area and when, giving you a timestamped record to refer back to if early images of an unreleased vehicle ever need tracing back to a cause.