Proximun - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Proximun watches zones, not people's every step. A tag is carried by a visitor, a contractor, a member of staff, a forklift or a piece of equipment; readers placed around the site work out which zone that tag is in; a rule engine decides whether that is allowed.

What it answers

Who is in the building right now, and in which zone. How long they have been there. Whether the zone is one they are cleared for.

Alerts instead of reports nobody reads

An unauthorised floor or area raises an alert as it happens — no card to present, no gate to pass. A visitor who takes the lift to a restricted floor is seen; a turnstile would not see it.

Rules cover the zone, the time window, the permitted duration and the authorisation of the tag holder.

Every subject, one platform

Visitors, staff, contractors and their escort rules, students, patients, residents. Forklifts and site machinery in enclosed areas. Fixed assets — generators, cylinders, tools, samples — with a "left the zone" rule. Containers, pallets and shipments in warehouses and ports.

Built for sites that are not simple

Factories, office towers, hospitals, construction sites, ports, shopping centres and data centres. Multiple tenants, multiple sites, one platform, cloud first.

What it is not

Not a door lock and not a turnstile. Proximun does not open or close anything; it sees where a tag is and tells you when a rule is broken.