The term “access corrections” refers to the subsequent adjustment or correction of access times or access events in an access control system. This is necessary if errors occur in the recording or evaluation of access data, e.g. due to technical faults or user errors. Access corrections ensure that the access logs are correct and complete in order to guarantee precise traceability.
Typical software functions in the “Access corrections” area:
Manual correction: ability to manually edit or correct incorrect access events.
Automatic detection: Software-supported detection of discrepancies or anomalies in access data.
Reporting: Creation of correction reports that document the changes in the access log.
Notification system: Automated notifications to administrators or security officers when an access correction is required.
Logging of corrections: Complete documentation of all changes made to the access data.
Rule-based corrections: Adjustment of access events based on defined rules, such as shift times or break regulations.
