RemoteLock, the leader in universal access control, announced that U.S. Western Sales Manager, David Dearman, has been appointed to the Vacation Rental Management Association’s (VRMA’s) Supplier Advisory Council. The VRMA Supplier Advisory Council provides an opportunity for suppliers to connect with VRMA leadership to share ideas and feedback on educational content, supplier sponsorship plans, and…
RemoteLock, the leader in universal access control, and Chekin, an online check-in tool for property managers, have teamed up to help make the guest check-in process easier for hosts everywhere. Chekin is a technological solution that helps hosts to automate the entire check-in process from the booking confirmation through check-out. Chekin enables hosts to save time,…
RemoteLock, the leader in universal access control, has announced an integration with Hostify, a property management system for short-term and vacation rentals. Hostify is a complete property management system (PMS) for professional hosts. This all-in-one solution lets hosts streamline their vacation rental business by automating processes and integrating data from booking platforms such as Airbnb, Booking.com, HomeAway,…
If ever there was a vacation rental busy season to reinforce the need for automated access control it was the summer of 2021. Remember the onslaught of reservations, leaving you barely enough time to catch your breath? If you were still using the antiquated process of mechanical locks and physical keys, we know “hectic” doesn’t…
Denver, CO – RemoteLock, the leader in universal access control, announced today that it has raised a $17.8 million Series B funding round ($14.8M closed in December 2021 and an additional $3.0M closing Q1 2022). UnitLeader led the round, joined by current investors Kozo Keikaku Engineering, Inc. (KKE) and Iron Gate Capital. RemoteLock launched the world’s first universal access platform—cloud-based…
PINs, Key Cards, Smartphone Access: How to Decide Which is Right for Your Property Did you know ancient Romans used to wear keys around their necks as jewelry? It was a sign of affluence and meant you had treasure or property to protect. While safeguarding your valuables is still vitally important to just about anybody…
