No matter the number of doors or the number of properties in a manager’s portfolio, access control is undoubtedly one of the most important — and often most challenging — counterparts of a successful property management strategy. And for good reason: making the switch from physical keys to smart locks and using cloud-based universal access control…
Integrated Solution Set To Modernize Self-Touring for Multi-Family, Commercial Real Estate and Homebuilder Industries Denver, CO – August 31, 2020 – RemoteLock, the leading provider of universal access control, today announced a partnership with Pynwheel to deliver a fully integrated, self-touring solution for the multi-family, commercial real estate and new homebuilder industries. The integration will allow for…
Carmel, Indiana – Schlage®, a brand of Allegion known for its 100-year heritage of stylish, innovative door hardware, today announced a new remote access solution allowing single-family builders, manufacturers, real estate agents and sales teams to host real estate showings virtually. Through a new collaboration with RemoteLock® – the leading provider of universal access control – the Schlage…
In an age of improved technology and reduced human-to-human contact, the multi-family rental industry has countless opportunities for increasing operational efficiency — particularly when it comes to offering in-unit tours. Although a contactless approach is rapidly growing in popularity due to the COVID-19 pandemic, self-guided tours are expected to continue far beyond the current recommendations…
Denver, CO – RemoteLock, the leading provider of cloud-based software for smart lock management and access control, today announced its newest integration with Schlage®, a brand of Allegion known for innovative door hardware. The Schlage Encode™ Smart WiFi Deadbolt has joined the list of smart locks that can be managed and controlled by RemoteLock through its cloud-based…
All smart locks are not created equal and neither is the technology that powers them. Some locks connect to the internet directly while others require a Bluetooth or Z-Wave hub to connect to Wi-Fi. Once connected to Wi-Fi, these technologies enable your smart locks to be controlled remotely via cloud-based software. Here’s a quick rundown of…
