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The Seam ACS schema consists of a series of resources. These resources interact intuitively, enabling you to manage your ACS in a logical, efficient manner. Seam's universal API provides the flexibility to manage a variety of , each of which may have manufacturer-specific differences. For details about your ACS, see the corresponding .
The following diagram shows an example of one ACS, including the ACS resources and the relationships between them:
The following table provides a brief description of each of the Seam ACS resources:
Learn about the Seam resources that you use to manage your ACS.
The set of users who access the entrances.
The top-level object. Represents one or more buildings, residential locations, or other sites that you manage using this ACS. For more information, see .
If you manage multiple ACSs and need to grant the same user access to in multiple ACSs, you can also use Seam . With user identities, you can link an application user in your own system to one or more Seam ACS users. For more information, see .
Some ACSs use access groups as an efficient way to grant sets of scheduled entrance access to one or more users. For more information, see .
A digital means that authorizes a user to access one or more entrances at specific days and times. Examples of credentials include RFID cards, mobile keys, and PIN codes. For more information, see .
The set of entrances, doors, or zones that you want to manage. You identify each entrance by the corresponding lock object. For more information, see .
