Managing a security system should not be complicated.

And neither should managing your relationship with your security provider.

That is why Quinlan Security Systems provides customers with convenient online access to their account through the My Account section of the Quinlan website.

Whether you are a business owner, facility manager, office administrator, or property manager, having easy access to important account information can make managing your security services more convenient.

One Convenient Place to Manage Your Services

The My Account section provides customers with an easy way to access their account without having to track down paperwork or search through old emails.

Online account access can be especially helpful for businesses that need to manage security services while also handling everything else that comes with running a facility.

Why Online Access Matters

Convenience

Access your account when it is convenient for you, rather than being limited to a specific business hour.

Easy Management

Having important account information available online gives you another convenient way to manage your relationship with Quinlan.

Less Paperwork

Digital access can make it easier to keep information organized without relying on paper records.

Accessible From Anywhere

When you are managing a business, you are not always sitting behind your desk. Online account access gives you another way to stay connected.

Security Service Should Be Easy to Manage

Quinlan believes customer service is about more than installing and maintaining security equipment.

It is also about making the overall customer experience easier.

The My Account section is another example of how Quinlan uses technology to make it simpler for customers to manage their security services.

Visit the Quinlan Security Systems website and look for My Account to access your customer account.

Because protecting your business is important.

Managing your security services should be easy.

Quinlan Security Systems. Protection You Can Trust.

Manufacturing and industrial facilities have security challenges that are different from a typical office building.

Large properties. Multiple entrances. Employees working different shifts. Loading docks. Valuable equipment. Inventory. Restricted areas. Heavy machinery. Contractors and visitors.

Security needs to keep up with all of it.

Protecting More Than the Front Door

For a manufacturing or industrial facility, access control may need to extend well beyond the primary entrance.

Different employees may require access to different parts of the property. Management may need to restrict certain areas. Contractors may need temporary access. Former employees may need to have their credentials removed immediately.

An electronic access control system can make managing these permissions much easier.

See What Is Happening

Video surveillance is another important component.

Strategically placed cameras can provide visibility throughout the property, including:

• Parking areas
• Loading docks
• Building entrances
• Production areas
• Storage facilities
• Perimeter areas
• Restricted locations

Modern video technology can provide more than traditional recording. AI-powered analytics can help identify activity and make surveillance footage more useful.

Know What Is Happening Around Your Property

Industrial properties can cover a significant amount of ground.

Virtual fence technology, intelligent video analytics, and other advanced surveillance solutions can help businesses monitor activity in areas that may be difficult to watch continuously.

The right security strategy can help businesses identify unauthorized activity, protect valuable assets, and provide greater awareness of what is happening throughout the facility.

Security Designed Around Your Operation

There is no universal security package for manufacturing and industrial businesses.

Quinlan Security Systems works with facility owners and managers to understand the property, identify vulnerabilities, and develop solutions that make sense for the operation.

From access control and video surveillance to fire systems, alarm detection, intercoms, and monitoring, Quinlan can help bring multiple security technologies together under one experienced security partner.

For manufacturing and industrial facilities, security needs to work as hard as you do.

Access Cards

Access cards are one of the most familiar forms of electronic access control.
An employee simply presents a card to a reader to gain entry.
Best for: Businesses with a large number of employees who need consistent, easy-to-manage credentials.

Key Fobs

PIN Codes

PIN-based access allows authorized users to enter a code at a keypad rather than carrying a physical credential.
PINs can be assigned individually or used for specific access requirements.
Best for: Certain doors, restricted areas, or situations where carrying a physical credential is less convenient.

Mobile Credentials

Mobile access allows a compatible smartphone to be used as a credential.
For businesses looking to incorporate newer technology into their security systems, mobile credentials can provide convenience while reducing reliance on physical cards and fobs.
Best for: Businesses that want modern, convenient access options for employees and authorized users.

Which One Is Best?

It depends. Some businesses may benefit from one credential type. Others may use a combination based on the location and security requirements.

Quinlan Security Systems can help you evaluate the options and design an access control solution that fits the way your business actually operates.

Because good access control is not about choosing the newest technology.

It is about choosing the right technology for your business.

Yes. And when these systems are properly integrated, they can provide a much stronger security solution than operating each system independently.

Think about what happens when someone approaches a secured entrance.

An access control system can determine whether the person is authorized to enter.

A video surveillance camera can provide visual confirmation of what is happening.

An intercom system can allow someone inside the building to communicate with the person at the door.

Three technologies. One security strategy.

Access Control

Access control determines who can enter a specific area.

A credential may be used to unlock a door, while the system records the event. Businesses can establish different access permissions based on employees, departments, schedules, or restricted areas.

Video Surveillance

Video provides visibility.

When access control and video surveillance are integrated, security personnel can have a better understanding of what is happening around an access point.

For example, a camera can provide visual information about activity at a door while the access control system records the associated access event.

Intercom Systems

Sometimes you need to communicate before granting access.

An intercom system can allow employees or security personnel to speak with visitors at an entrance before deciding whether access should be granted.

This can be particularly useful for:

• Schools
• Office buildings
• Municipal facilities
• Manufacturing facilities
• Industrial properties
• Multi-tenant commercial buildings

Why Integration Matters

Security systems are most effective when they work together.

Rather than forcing employees to manage several completely separate technologies, an integrated solution can provide a more complete picture of what is happening.

Quinlan Security Systems can help businesses evaluate their existing systems and determine whether integration is possible or whether a new solution would provide better results.

The result is a security environment that provides greater visibility, control, and accountability.

One system can protect a door. An integrated system can help protect the entire property.

A school should be a place where students can learn, teachers can teach, and staff can do their jobs without constantly worrying about who has access to the building.
That is one reason access control has become such an important part of school security.

What Does Access Control Do?

Access control systems help determine who can enter a building, when they can enter, and which areas they are authorized to access.

Instead of relying entirely on traditional keys, schools can use electronic credentials and permissions to manage access.

This can provide better control over:

• Main entrances
• Administrative offices
• Classrooms
• Maintenance areas
• Technology rooms
• Athletic facilities
• Restricted areas

The system can be configured around the needs of the individual school or district.

Why Schools Trust Quinlan

Schools have unique security challenges.

There are large numbers of students and staff. Buildings may have multiple entrances. Schedules change. Employees come and go. Visitors need to be managed. Certain areas may require additional restrictions.

Quinlan Security Systems understands that access control needs to work within the daily operation of a school, not create unnecessary obstacles for staff.

That is why Quinlan works with educational institutions to develop security solutions based on the specific needs of the facility.

Municipalities Need Security Too

The same principles apply to municipal buildings.

Government facilities may contain sensitive information, public service areas, employee-only spaces, equipment, and other restricted areas that need to be protected.

Quinlan works with schools and municipalities to help create controlled environments without sacrificing convenience.

Good security is about more than keeping people out.

It is about making sure the right people have the right access at the right time.

For schools and municipalities throughout the Chicago area, Quinlan Security Systems provides experienced guidance, quality technology, and dependable support.

Protection You Can Trust.

There are plenty of companies that can install a security system.

The real question is what happens after the installation.

At Quinlan Security Systems, the relationship with a customer does not end
when the equipment is installed. It is where the relationship begins.

Experience Matters

For years, Quinlan has helped businesses, schools, municipalities, and other organizations protect their people, property, and operations.

That experience matters because security is not a one-size-fits-all industry.

A quality security system starts with understanding the property and identifying what needs to be protected. From there, the right equipment, technology, and installation approach can make all the difference.

Quality Products. Professional Installation. Dependable Service.

Quinlan believes the best security systems are built around three important components:

The right products.

Technology continues to evolve, and Quinlan stays current with solutions designed to provide businesses with better security, improved awareness, and greater control.

The right installation.

Even the best security equipment cannot perform properly if it is installed incorrectly. Proper placement, configuration, integration, and testing are critical.

The right service.

This may be the biggest difference of all. When a customer has a question, needs service, or experiences an issue with their system, they want to know there is someone they can call.

Quinlan takes that responsibility seriously.

The Quinlan Difference

A security company should be more than an equipment provider. It should be a partner.

That means listening to customers, understanding their concerns, recommending practical solutions, and being there after the installation is complete.

That is the Quinlan Advantage.

Quality products. Experienced installation. Responsive service. A commitment to doing the job right.

Quinlan Security Systems – Protection You Can Trust.

For a business owner or facility manager, a fire alarm system is something you hope you never need to use.

But that does not mean you can afford to ignore it.

Fire alarm systems require regular attention, testing, inspections, and monitoring to help ensure they are ready when an emergency occurs.

Quinlan Security Systems provides fire alarm testing and inspection services throughout the Chicago area, helping businesses maintain one of the most critical safety systems in their facilities.

Testing Is About More Than Checking a Box

A fire alarm system contains numerous devices and components. Over time, equipment can malfunction, connections can be affected, batteries can weaken, and other issues can develop.

Regular testing helps uncover those problems.

It also provides an opportunity to verify that the system is communicating properly and that alarms and other components are functioning as expected.

What About After Hours?

Emergencies do not follow a 9-to-5 schedule.

That is why monitoring is an important part of a comprehensive fire protection strategy.

With 24/7 monitoring, alarm events can be communicated to a monitoring center at any time. This provides an additional layer of protection when a building is occupied, closed for the night, or sitting empty over a weekend.

A Partner You Can Count On

Quinlan understands that fire alarm systems are not simply another piece of equipment in your building. They are part of your overall life safety strategy.

From testing and inspections to monitoring and service, Quinlan Security Systems provides the experience and support businesses need to keep their fire protection systems working properly.

If your fire alarm system is due for testing or inspection, don’t put it off.

Protection You Can Trust starts with being prepared.

A security camera can show you what happened.

But today’s video surveillance technology can help you understand much more.

For businesses that need greater visibility around parking lots, entrances, loading areas, gates, and property boundaries, technologies such as license plate recognition and virtual fence solutions can add a powerful layer of security.

License Plate Recognition

License plate recognition technology can identify and record license plates captured by compatible surveillance cameras.

For businesses with controlled parking areas, gated facilities, industrial properties, or other locations where vehicle activity matters, this can provide valuable information about who or what is entering and leaving the property.

Digital Watchdog technology can help businesses use intelligent video surveillance to gain greater insight into vehicle activity.

Instead of simply seeing a vehicle on video, the system can provide additional information that makes the footage more useful.

Virtual Fence Solutions

Virtual fence technology provides another level of awareness.

A virtual boundary can be established within a camera’s field of view. When activity crosses that designated area, the system can generate an alert or trigger a predetermined response.

For example, a business may want to know when:

• A vehicle enters a restricted area
• Someone crosses into a secured zone
• Activity occurs near a property boundary
• A vehicle enters an area after business hours

This can be especially valuable for large commercial and industrial properties where physically monitoring every part of the property is difficult.

Smarter Video. Better Awareness.

The goal of modern video surveillance is not simply to collect more footage.

It is to make the footage more useful.

With intelligent video technology, businesses can gain better awareness of what is happening around their property and potentially respond to activity more quickly.

Quinlan Security Systems can evaluate your property and determine whether technologies such as license plate recognition, virtual fencing, AI video analytics, and advanced surveillance can improve your security strategy.

What if you could check the status of your security system without being inside your building?

What if you could manage access, review system activity, or make changes from your phone?

Modern security technology makes that possible.

Quinlan Security Systems offers remote management solutions using the latest technology from DMP, including virtual keypad functionality through a mobile app.

What Is a Virtual Keypad?

A virtual keypad gives authorized users access to many of the same functions they would have from a traditional security keypad, but through a connected mobile device.

That means your security system can be much more accessible when you are away from the office.

For business owners and facility managers who are constantly moving between locations, this can be a major advantage.

Convenience Meets Control

Remote access can provide benefits such as:

Arm and disarm the system remotely
Need to secure the building after leaving? A mobile interface can make it possible without returning to the property.

Manage system functions
Authorized users can access important security functions without needing to be physically present.

Receive notifications
Stay informed about activity and system events.

Manage multiple locations
For businesses with more than one facility, remote management can make security oversight easier.

The Right Technology for Today’s Business

Security should not be tied to a desk or a single keypad.

Today’s business owners expect technology to provide convenience, accessibility, and control. Remote security management helps bring those expectations into the security system itself.

Quinlan Security Systems works with businesses to design security solutions that fit how they actually operate.

Because when your security system is easier to manage, it is easier to stay in control.