A secure method for controlling access to properties utilizes specialized hardware and software. This typically involves a centralized panel or database to track key usage, assign access privileges, and maintain audit trails. For example, a building manager can grant temporary access to a contractor for a specific unit and time period, then revoke that access remotely once the work is complete.
Controlled access enhances security, reduces risks associated with lost or stolen keys, and streamlines administrative tasks related to key handling. Traditionally, property managers relied on physical key logs and manual processes, leading to inefficiencies and potential security vulnerabilities. Modern solutions offer greater accountability and operational efficiency, improving both tenant and landlord experiences.
