zugangsbasierte

Zugangsbasierte is a German adjective formed from Zugang ("access" or "entry") and basiert ("based"), typically translated as "access-based" or "entry-based." It describes concepts, systems or measures that are organized, measured or triggered according to access events, incoming items or admissions rather than other criteria such as consumption, time or cumulative totals.

The term appears in technical, administrative and commercial contexts. Examples include zugangsbasierte Abrechnung (billing that occurs when access is granted), zugangsbasierte Inventur (inventory accounting that records items at the time of arrival) and zugangsbasierte Lizenzierung (licensing tied to user access). In information technology it can refer to logging, access control or metering that records actions when access occurs. In public services it may describe admission rules or allocation mechanisms that respond to arrivals.

Grammatically, zugangsbasierte is an inflected form of the compound adjective zugangs-basiert and agrees in gender, number and case with the noun it modifies (e.g., zugangsbasierte Maßnahmen, zugangsbasierter Zugangspunkt). Its use emphasizes the role of discrete access or entry events as the primary basis for a policy, calculation or control mechanism. Related terms include zugriffsbasierte, which is often used in IT contexts with a similar meaning, and verbrauchsbasiert, which denotes approaches based on consumption.