Enterprise access control software

Modernise access control. Keep what still works.

Manage sites in the browser, keep door decisions at the edge, and create a practical path from legacy access control to a more open physical-security platform.
WaveFusion is designed for organisations that want a modern software layer without automatically discarding compatible Mercury controller infrastructure.
See whether WaveFusion fits your estateRead the Mercury migration guide
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Mercury compatible
Qualify existing controllers before replacement.
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Browser-based management
Administer authorised sites without a dedicated client.
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Local decisioning
Time-critical door decisions stay at the controller.
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Device-based licensing
No separate charge for operator seats.
A practical modernisation path

Your access-control software may be ageing. Your whole estate is not.

A rip-and-replace project can consume budget, introduce operational risk and discard controller infrastructure that still performs its job.
Wavestore starts with what is already in the field. By assessing controller compatibility, network design and operational requirements, integrators and end users can plan a phased move to browser-based management while protecting sound hardware investment.
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Preserve useful infrastructure
Identify compatible Mercury controllers that may remain in service.
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Reduce migration uncertainty
Define sites, dependencies and operational constraints before change begins.
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Modernise in sensible phases
Align software change with lifecycle, budget and business priorities.
A practical modernisation path

Central oversight without moving every critical decision off site.

WaveFusion combines cloud-managed convenience with controller-level resilience, giving security teams a clearer way to manage distributed estates.
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Manage from the browser
Give authorised teams a consistent route to access-control administration across locations, without a dedicated desktop client.
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Keep decisions at the edge
Door decisions remain local at compatible controllers, supporting continuity during WAN, internet or cloud interruptions.
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See multiple sites together
Bring distributed locations into a central management view while retaining the local infrastructure needed at each site.
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Scale by devices
Use device-based licensing rather than adding operator-seat charges as more authorised people need access to the platform.
A practical modernisation path

The intelligence of central management. The continuity of local control.

Cloud-managed access control does not have to mean cloud-dependent doors.
WaveFusion separates administration and estate-wide visibility from time-critical access decisions. Teams manage the system through the browser; compatible controllers continue to make local door decisions.
  • Central administration and multi-site visibility through the browser
  • Controller-level access rules and door decisions at the edge
  • A design that keeps operational resilience in view from the start
Management layer
Authorised browser users
Central services
WaveFusion multi-site management
Local decision layer
Compatible Mercury controllers
Controlled environment
Doors, readers and credentials
During a connectivity interruption, local access decisions remain at the controller.
Mercury migration

Change the software layer before you assume the hardware must go.

For estates built around compatible Mercury infrastructure, WaveFusion can provide a route away from proprietary or ageing access-control software. The right migration path depends on controller models, firmware, integrations, network readiness and site constraints.
  • Inventory controllers, readers, doors and current integrations
  • Confirm compatibility rather than relying on a blanket assumption
  • Plan around live-site operational and compliance requirements
  • Phase the rollout by location, risk or lifecycle priority
Request a Mercury estate assessment
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Discover the estate
Document installed controllers, firmware, doors, credentials, integrations and operational dependencies.
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Qualify compatibility
Confirm which Mercury components can remain and where additional work or replacement may be required.
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Design the transition
Set the target architecture, permissions, network requirements and an agreed site-by-site sequence.
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Pilot and phase
Validate the approach on a controlled scope before extending it across the wider estate.
Clear capability status

What is available now — and what comes next.

A useful platform conversation starts with a precise view of today’s capability, established Wavestore workflows and the stated product direction.
Available now

WaveFusion access control, video management and data

  • Browser-based management
  • Multi-site access-control oversight
  • Compatible Mercury controllers
  • Local controller decisioning
  • Device-based licensing
  • Fast streaming video
  • Export videoclips
  • View live system health
  • Maps with interactive icons
COMING SOON

Deeper WaveFusion
unification

  • Video verification linked to access events where supported
  • Operator workflows defined by the selected integration
  • Deployment-specific compatibility review
  • De-warping of fisheye cameras
  • HotSpots for easy navigation around your sites
  • Elevator controls
  • Alarm intrusion integration
  • Mobile credentials
  • Visitor management
Product availability, compatibility and roadmap timing should be confirmed with Wavestore for the proposed deployment. Roadmap items are directional and are not a commitment to a specific release date.
For systems integrators
A lower-disruption route to a modern platform conversation.
Assess what can remain, define the transition and give customers a clearer lifecycle plan.
For consultants
Specify a clearer path from legacy control to resilient architecture.
Evaluate compatibility, migration constraints and long-term platform direction with fewer assumptions.
For enterprise teams
Modern management without losing sight of resilience.
Improve multi-site administration while keeping door decisions close to the controlled environment.
When to explore WaveFusion

A fit for estates balancing change, continuity and choice.

WaveFusion is worth assessing when the current platform is limiting operations but a wholesale controller replacement is difficult to justify.
Legacy software is approaching end of life
Sites need more consistent central management
Operator-seat costs restrict wider access
Mercury infrastructure remains serviceable
Cloud convenience must not weaken local continuity
A phased modernisation programme is preferred
Explore the detail

Plan the next conversation with practical guidance.

Migration guide

Upgrade without automatically replacing Mercury controllers

Questions to ask when planning a software-layer transition.
Read the guide →

Architecture guide

Why cloud-managed systems still need local decision-making

Understand the relationship between central management and edge resilience.
Read the guide →
Evaluation guide

How to evaluate a physical-security platform

A structured way to compare architecture, integration, resilience and ownership.
Read the guide →
Access control FAQ

Straight answers to the first questions.

Every estate is different. These answers set the direction; compatibility and migration details should be validated against the proposed deployment.
Can Wavestore work with existing Mercury controllers?
What happens to doors if the internet connection fails?
Is WaveFusion fully unified with video today?
Can multiple sites be managed centrally?
How is WaveFusion licensed?
Can Wavestore work with existing Mercury controllers?
Start with the estate you have

Find out whether WaveFusion fits your access-control environment.

Bring your controller inventory, site structure and operational priorities. Wavestore can help you frame the right compatibility and migration questions.
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