About us

Jantar d.o.o., located in Naklo, Slovenia, is a privately owned company with over 18 years of operational experience in the production and manufacturing of access control and time and attendance systems. Recently, we have started to produce Parking Management and Visitor Management systems to meet the requirements of a growing market. Domestically, we supply and install our systems in our local airport, government offices and buildings that require highly advanced access control and time and attendance systems. With fifteen employees and four trained technicians, we are able to develop, manufacture and provide quality solutions to meet almost any requirement.

 

Our dynamic team is always ready to tackle new business challenges. Not only do we help our customers to find effective solutions regarding access control and time and attendance but we also aid them in the setting up of the system and its subsequent maintenance. The results of our work  can be seen in the fact that there are in excess of two thousand Jantar access control and time and attendance systems operating across Europe and Asia.

 

While we are a global company, what really distinguishes us from our competitors is the care and attention that we provide to even the smallest of details. A genuine "customer first" philosophy remains at the heart of our business culture. For our customer it means that we are able to focus upon providing the highest quality of service.

 

Keeping a trained eye on new technologies and innovation, we continue to achieve improvements in quality and efficiency; this, in turn, results in the cost savings that we are able to pass on to our clients.

 

We are trusted by many users in fields such as banking and insurance, as well as clients in the pharmaceutical, food and transport industries, some of whom are among the world's leading companies.

 

Our success is built on domestic knowledge in a addition to price and technological competitiveness, with particular emphasis on good technical support for our partners and the users of our systems.