
Mobile gate access
Open gates, doors, and barriers by authorised mobile phone, missed call, SMS, keypad action, or configured access rule.
GSM mobile access control
Rapid installs, configures, and supports GSM mobile devices for automatic gates, boom gates, doors, intercoms, and controlled entries. We help sites replace unmanaged remotes with mobile access, timed permissions, user logs, gate status alerts, and visitor control that can be managed remotely.

Mobile access options
Mobile access is most useful when it solves day-to-day control: who can open the entry, when access is allowed, how visitors call in, and how quickly users can be added or removed.

Open gates, doors, and barriers by authorised mobile phone, missed call, SMS, keypad action, or configured access rule.

Answer visitors remotely, grant entry from a phone, reduce cabling back to buildings, and manage access for homes, strata, and commercial sites.

Add or remove users, set timed access, review transaction logs, monitor device status, and receive alerts when access behaviour changes.
Use cases
GSM access is strongest for sites that need flexibility: temporary users, remote visitors, trades, staff turnover, shared entries, and access events that need to be logged.
Manage residents, contractors, visitors, cleaners, and after-hours access without handing out physical remotes to every user.
Control staff, delivery, contractor, and service access to gates, yards, car parks, sheds, and restricted areas.
Open gates remotely, receive visitor calls, monitor gate status, and update access when guests or trades need temporary entry.
Features
Rapid checks the motor or entry hardware, mobile coverage, user groups, access schedule, alert requirements, and management workflow before recommending a GSM device.

Services
Rapid can install GSM access hardware, connect it to the entry, configure users and alerts, repair faults, and help migrate access from remotes or unmanaged codes.
Free site assessment
Tell us what needs to open, how many users need access, whether visitors need to call in, and what alerts or logs the site needs.