Open a door, gate or barrier with a tap
Select an entrance and press its control to open the door or barrier within your permissions.
Automatic entry, phone keys, doors across buildings and management tools, with compatible equipment and an enabled service.
Residents see the doors, gates and parking barrier they are authorized to use and can open them with the relevant button. The app shows the progress and result, with clear entrance names and ordering to help select the right one.
Select an entrance and press its control to open the door or barrier within your permissions.
The app lists entrances permitted by your access rights, making the relevant door easier to find.
After pressing, see whether the opening request is in progress and how it finishes.
Clear entrance names and ordering help prevent confusion between controls for different doors.
With compatible building equipment, phone keys are prepared from your access rights without manually pairing each door. Enabled touchless entry can work on approach and, where local access is supported, during a temporary building internet outage; it can be disabled for a selected door.
Your permissions prepare keys for supported entrances without requiring manual pairing of each door.
With compatible equipment and the feature enabled, approach the entrance to use touchless phone access.
Where local opening is enabled, supported entrances can use that access method during a temporary internet outage.
Turn off touchless entry for a selected door if you prefer another available opening method.
In the supported app, manage trusted home Wi-Fi networks and available operating preferences, subject to phone permissions.
Managers can define which entrances residents, staff or guests may use based on property, building section and role. Temporary permissions, individual exceptions and revocation of a lost phone’s access help keep access aligned with actual needs.
Define a resident’s accessible doors based on their property, building section and occupancy status.
Give technical or service staff the entrances required for their assigned work.
Assign time-limited access according to a visit or job’s conditions, separately from permanent permissions.
Revoke a lost device’s access so the previous phone no longer retains that entry permission.
Manage authorized individual exceptions alongside the building’s general access rules for relevant cases.
Access history records opening attempts and their outcomes, helping establish whether a door opened or the request was denied. Managers can review usage statistics and device or access alerts when investigating a problem.
Check the history for when an entrance-opening attempt occurred and its recorded outcome.
Use the available denial explanation to understand what prevented entry and where to seek clarification.
Managers can review entrance usage data to understand access activity in their building.
A device or access alert helps the responsible team begin investigating promptly.
Bluetooth Low Energy, BLE, turns your phone into an access key near compatible doors. You control which phone and doors participate in automatic entry.
With the service enabled and compatible phone and equipment, the door can open on approach without a button press. Operation also depends on Bluetooth and the phone’s background permissions.
An eligible phone registers at sign-in, and available doors follow apartment permissions without manually pairing each door.
Use the master switch to stop automatic access on this phone and turn it back on when needed.
When an additional phone registers as a key, the resident receives a notification to help spot an unfamiliar device.
Review your access devices and revoke access for an unused or lost phone.
With verified linked accounts, one phone can use authorised doors in several buildings. Each building’s rules and your preferences remain separate.
Opening an authorised door in a linked building does not require switching the app’s finance and other screens to that account.
When you have several buildings, the access list distinguishes each building’s doors and availability.
Choose whether the phone key works across all eligible linked buildings or only the current one.
Turn an individual door off in the list and enable it later while keeping other doors available.
With compatible equipment and separately enabled offline mode, local unlocking can remain available during a temporary connection outage. It is bounded by a previously issued permission that is still valid.
Offline unlocking does not grant permanent access: the prior permission expires and then requires renewed authorisation.
Offline mode applies only to doors whose equipment and configuration support the required safeguards.
The technical operator can configure offline operation and withdraw the use of permissions through the supported controls.
The manager sees doors together with phone enrolment, permissions and device readiness. Move from an issue to a specific device or resident-access check.
Connect a door device, the resident-facing button and its access rule in one setup flow.
Group the inside and outside readers of the same entrance so they are managed as one logical door.
Review enrolled phones and resident-disabled doors to distinguish a deliberate preference from a fault.
An authorised administrator can block a device, lift a temporary block or revoke its access.
Apply permitted group changes to selected devices’ access permissions or related service assignments.
Inspect access for a specific device and resident before arranging a physical-door test.
Access-attempt history and device signals help explain a problem. Residents and staff see the information available to them without relying on guesswork.
Distinguish restrictions related to apartment entitlement, a disabled phone, a door preference or a building rule.
The manager can find active doors still missing an access rule or their first connection report.
Staff can acknowledge an issue and follow its resolution; viewing it alone does not resolve the underlying problem.
Android and iPhone guidance explains Bluetooth, background operation and personal door settings.
In the supported app, enable personal approach-timing adjustment and give feedback on an opening attempt. This convenience setting does not change door-access permissions.
Enable personal adjustment from an invitation or the relevant door setting when you want to participate.
Indicate whether the door opened on time, early, late or whether you needed more time.
Repeated consistent feedback can gradually adjust approach sensitivity within permitted bounds.
Skip the feedback prompt, turn adjustment off or return to the initial setting.
Availability depends on the user’s role, enabled services and compatible equipment.