dormakaba is expanding EntriWorX™ with the North American launch of EntriWorX Planner and the introduction of new technology to advance the EntriWorX Insights platform.

dormakaba will demonstrate these updates at booth #20007 during the International Security Conference and Exposition (ISC) West 2025 in Las Vegas (March 31 - April 4).

Digital environment

We are continually refining EntriWorX to meet the dynamic needs of our customers today,” said Matt Therrien, Associate Vice President, Architectural Services for dormakaba North America. 

Now, our digital environment that is used to address access challenges at every phase of a building’s life cycle is even better at helping anyone involved in building construction and maintenance do their jobs more productively.” Both solutions are designed to optimise the planning, monitoring, and operation of access systems.

EntriWorX planner

EntriWorX Planner significantly reduces costly omissions or duplications that create delays

Available in North America for the first time, the dormakaba EntriWorX Planner is a powerful, user-friendly tool for planning door solutions and access control systems. Introduced in Europe in 2022, this cloud-based planning tool delivers design planning support and expands specification writing services from a team of opening solutions experts for seamless collaboration.

The tool generates coordinated elevation drawings during the design phase, eliminating delays and costly rework caused by missed wiring requirements. EntriWorX Planner significantly reduces costly omissions or duplications that create delays in the overall delivery of a project.

EntriWorX Insights

First introduced at last year’s ISC West, EntriWorX Insights provides transparency and efficiency, making it possible to maintain door systems proactively based on historical data from a single, centralised dashboard.

New this year is the introduction of Connector One, a device offering seamless integration for IoT-enabled doors.

dormakaba’s automated openings

Connector One communicates telemetric data about dormakaba’s automated openings

A small but powerful device, Connector One communicates telemetric data about dormakaba’s automated openings to EntriWorX Insights or the customer’s building management system.

As a result, customers can take control of their automatic doors individually by knowing exactly what is wrong with them, the moment it happens, and fixing the problem locally or scheduling maintenance before it becomes a problem.

Biggest challenges of managing automated doors

Connector One addresses some of the biggest challenges of managing automated doors in buildings: Is there an error at the door? Is a door locked when it should be open? Does it need maintenance? Our customers can now see the status of every door in the building at any time,” said Derek Sarmas, Associate Vice President Sales, Access Automation Solutions.

Both enhancements to our EntriWorX environment were created to drive digitalisation and reflect our commitment to smarter building solutions that simplify access planning and maintenance. We hope you visit us at ISC West 2025 to see them in action.”

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