UMI is a modern web interface for Inner Range Inception. See your users in a clean department tree, drill into details that actually fit on screen, and create or edit users without clicking through ten dialogs.
If you've ever onboarded staff, audited permission groups, or tried to find one user in a flat list of two thousand, you already know.
Inception's native user screen lists every user in one long table. Department isn't a real field — it's typically a custom field or buried in permission groups. Editing means opening dialog after dialog.
UMI reads users from Inception's REST API and arranges them like Active Directory — departments, sub-divisions, individual users. Click. Edit. Done.
UMI is a thin, focused layer on top of Inception's REST API. No data leaves your network. No daemon to install. Just a faster way to work.
Users arranged hierarchically by department, sub-department, and division — derived from your existing custom field or permission group structure.
Add users, set PINs, assign cards, manage expiry, and update permission groups. Inline editing with single-click save — no nested dialog hell.
Find any user by name, card number, department, or any custom field — results filter the tree live as you type.
Select multiple users to update permission groups, set expiry dates, or disable in one operation. Onboard or offboard a whole team at once.
UMI runs on your network and connects directly to your Inception controller. No cloud relay, no vendor middleman, no data leaves the building.
Give reception read-only access to staff details. Give HR full edit rights for their department. Admins keep full control over everything else.
UMI is designed to sit alongside your existing Inception install with zero changes to the controller. Stand it up on any small Linux box, point it at your Inception controller, and you're working.
UMI ships as a single Docker container. Run it on any host that can reach your Inception controller. No database to provision — UMI is stateless.
Point UMI at your Inception URL, supply an API key with the right permissions, and accept the self-signed cert. UMI handles tokens and refresh on its own.
Pick which custom field or permission group becomes the department hierarchy. Set up operator roles, and send staff a link. They're in.
UMI is built around a clean abstraction over the underlying API, so adding another platform means writing a connector — not rebuilding the app.
Full user management, department tree, bulk operations, and search. Works with any current Inception firmware that exposes the REST API.
UMI for the larger Integriti platform — same interface, scaled to enterprise sites with thousands of users and complex permission models.
Cardholder management for Tecom sites running WMS Pro. The same tree, search, and inline edit experience — over the WMS Pro REST API.
UMI comes from Offcut Studio — a small Australian software studio that's spent years working alongside security integrators, installers, and end users. We saw the same complaint over and over: the back-end is fine, the day-to-day interface isn't.
So we built the interface we wished existed. UMI is one of a handful of focused tools we make for the security industry — quietly useful software for systems that already work well underneath.
The native screen was always the thing slowing us down. UMI strips away the friction without changing how Inception actually works underneath. It just feels right.Beta tester Commercial integrator, QLD
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