PIN entry
Add a PIN to any Enterkey key and guests unlock the door by typing it, or just saying it out loud at the panel. Security without hardware.
A PIN turns any key into gated access: visitors buzz your unit, then type the code on the panel, or simply say it out loud, and Enterkey opens the door only on a match. It's the difference between "the door is open for 4 hours" and "the door opens for people who know the code."
Why spoken PINs matter
Buzzer panels have keypads of wildly varying quality, and a courier holding three boxes doesn't have a free hand. Enterkey accepts the PIN spoken aloud as well as typed, so the code works even when the keypad doesn't.
Where do PINs apply?
Any key can carry a PIN, recurring schedules can too, and Permanent keys require one. Give the cleaner their own PIN window on Thursdays, text a weekend guest the code, and change or delete it any time. Every PIN entry is logged with a timestamp.
Try it on your own buzzer
Setup is one directory change by your property manager, and it costs nothing to find out.
New members get their first 14 days free. Cancel anytime before it ends and pay nothing.
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