Recounted by RemoteLock Customer Service from a customer, Mike B. We have a vacation cabin in the mountains that’s ideal for skiers and snowmobilers. We’ve been renting it out for the past 16 years to families and groups of all ages. Our old “access” system was to mail a key to the guest. That way,…
PINs (Personal Identification Numbers) have proliferated virtually every aspect of modern life. You use them to open your smartphone, pay for purchases with your debit or credit card, gain access to your home or office building, and so much more. These codes are often four to six digits and are commonly used to identify you…
Recent decades have seen the emergence and adoption of new technologies come at a hyper-speed pace. Just think about the release of the first touchscreen smartphone, Apple’s iPhone, in 2007. Fast-forward to today and nearly everyone has their own smartphone. Without a doubt, technology’s rapid pace will march on due in large part to the…
My story begins on what I thought was a peaceful Thursday night in Kona, HI, my newly adopted home.
If you’ve started to venture into the ever-evolving landscape of proptech, you likely have questions. The experts at RemoteLock, a leading provider of access control software, have fielded their fair share of questions since the company’s founding in 2011 from multifamily operators, vacation rental managers, commercial building owners and more. Here, we’ve rounded up some…
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…
