Inner Range Integriti
We support and maintain Integriti environments — for organisations who inherited one, or who need a provider that will keep it current rather than replace it.
Certified Inner Range Integriti Partner
What Integriti is
Inner Range is an Australian manufacturer, based in Melbourne, and Integriti is its enterprise access control and intruder detection platform. It’s widely deployed across Australia and New Zealand, particularly in commercial property and multi-tenancy environments.
Its defining characteristic is that access control and intruder detection are genuinely one system rather than two products sharing an interface. The same credentials, the same permissions and the same rules govern both — which removes a whole category of administrative drift. The situation where someone leaves, their card is disabled, and their alarm code still works simply doesn’t arise.
It scales from single buildings to distributed estates, with remote connectivity through SkyTunnel and integrations covering video, lifts, building management and directory systems.
Where we come in
Most organisations don’t choose a security platform. They inherit one — with a building, an acquisition, or a contractor who has since moved on.
If Integriti is what’s installed and it’s meeting your requirements, replacing it is a cost with no return. What usually needs attention isn’t the platform. It’s the governance around it: which version is running, what’s approaching end of support, whether permissions still match who works there, and whether compliance records exist before someone asks for them.
That’s the work we do on an inherited Integriti estate.
What we do with it
At a glance
| Accreditation | Certified Inner Range Integriti Partner |
|---|---|
| Our role | Service, support and lifecycle management |
| Vendor origin | Australia — Melbourne |
| Platform | Inner Range Integriti |
| Typical engagement | Taking over an inherited or unsupported estate |
| Support model | Remote-first — around 80% of issues resolved without a site visit |
| Managed through | AssetGuard One |
Where this fits
Inherited estates
A building or portfolio came with Integriti already installed, and no clear record of how it was configured.
Lapsed support
The original installer is gone, the maintenance agreement ended, and nobody has touched the software in three years.
Multi-platform organisations
Integriti on some sites, something else on others, and no single view of either.
Pre-decision assessments
You’re weighing whether to keep, upgrade or migrate, and want an assessment from someone with no stake in the answer.
On replacing it
We won’t recommend a platform change you don’t need. If Integriti is supported, current and doing the job, the honest advice is to keep it and manage it properly — and that’s usually the advice we give.
Where migration genuinely is the right call, it’s because of obsolescence, an unsupported version, or a requirement the platform can’t meet. We’ll show you the reasoning either way.
Talk to us about your Integriti environment.
Book an initial security review and we’ll assess what’s installed, where the risks are, and what a managed approach would look like.