Access control for the system you built

Connect your own booking, property or business application to supported locks with the RemoteLock API. Your system grants access automatically, using the rules you already manage.

Everything you need to build on RemoteLock

APIs, events, tools and docs to connect your application to supported doors.

APIs

A REST API to create, update and revoke access for guests, residents, staff and vendors.

Webhooks

Real-time events for unlocks, access changes and device status, so your app reacts instantly.

SDKs

Client libraries that handle authentication and requests, so you write less boilerplate.

Build Your Own Integration

Connect your booking, property or business app to supported doors using your own access rules.

Developer Docs

API reference, guides, webhook events and test-device setup in one place.

Supported Devices

Smart locks, commercial locks, readers and controllers through one integration.

RemoteLock API connecting multiple systems to a lock
APIS

A REST API for access, users and devices

[PLACEHOLDER: Nolan/Barclay] Create, update and revoke access for guests, residents, staff and vendors across supported devices. Covers authentication (OAuth 2.0), environments, core resources and rate limits.

WEBHOOKS

Know the moment something happens at the door

[PLACEHOLDER: Nolan/Barclay] Subscribe to events such as unlocks, access granted or denied, device status and battery alerts, so your application can react in real time without polling.

RemoteLock access control dashboard showing lock power ratings and access events
SDKS

Build faster in the language you use

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Build your own integration

You built the booking system. Now it can manage guest and staff access. You or your developer build the API connection and business logic.

Your booking app

Booking confirmed, access scheduled, plans change, stay ends. Your app sends the stay dates and RemoteLock schedules, updates and expires access.

Your maintenance or staff scheduling tool

Give a cleaner or contractor access for a scheduled job, then change or revoke it from your own system.

Your membership or room booking app

Make entry follow an active membership or reservation, and keep the access rules in the application you built.

DEVELOPER DOCS

Everything you need to build

[PLACEHOLDER: Nolan/Barclay] API reference, guides and tools for your IT team. Discuss API access, test devices and setup with our team.

SUPPORTED DEVICES

Your application, connected to your doors

Connect supported locks at your properties, from rental homes to shared building entrances.

Illustrative device categories, not a complete model catalog. Compatibility and API capabilities vary by model and setup. Already have locks? Check your exact models with our team before you build.

Commonly asked questions

[PLACEHOLDER] Common questions about API access, test devices, supported hardware and setup.

Which smart lock is best for my vacation rental?

There are several factors to consider when choosing a smart lock for a vacation rental property. First, consider ease of use for your guests; a lock with a PIN code is easier for guests to use without having to pick up a key or fob from a manager before checking in. You’ll want a durable lock for added security and a longer lifespan. If your property is in a location you don’t often visit, battery life might also be a priority.

How many locks can I manage with RemoteLock?

As many as you want. Whether you're managing a single vacation rental property or dozens of properties all over the world, you can unify access control to all of them with RemoteLock's dashboard.

Can I manage multiple lock brands with RemoteLock?

Absolutely. One of the most useful features is the ability to unify access control across multiple hardware options, at any number of doors, locations, and properties. You can mix and match any number of compatible locks from well-known manufacturers and still create unified access rules, user settings, and schedules.

Can multiple people manage my RemoteLock account?

Of course! With our enterprise plan, you can assign privileges on your RemoteLock account in any way you need. With multiple levels of control, you can grant specific access control options to any number of managers, staff, and users.

If you want your property manager to be able to add and remove users, but not locks, you can easily configure that setting. You can configure your account so that front desk staff can grant temporary codes to delivery workers and contractors, but not change residents’ access settings. You can even ensure that staff at one property can’t change settings at another property.

Does RemoteLock monitor other devices?

In addition to traditional front door locks, RemoteLock can be configured to manage more unorthodox points of entry like elevators, parking garages, magnetic locks, and glass doors.

RemoteLock also has the ability to remotely manage and control thermostats. Property owners and managers can ensure that they’re not wasting heat or cooling on an empty unit or even adjust the temperature a few hours before guests arrive so that they’re walking into a comfortable room.

How does an access control system improve security?

Traditional physical keys can be easily copied, passed on to others, or lost, adding hassle and cost to your property management. They also afford owners zero visibility. There’s no way to see who used a key or when.

Smart locks paired with access control software don’t rely on physical keys. With RemoteLock, you see who has entered your property and when. You can also set up alerts for failed access attempts. Best of all, you can easily revoke access in just a few clicks from your dashboard or set up codes to expire automatically as soon as your guests’ stay ends.