Your buzzer calls Enterkey. Enterkey does the rest.
Enterkey works with the buzzer your building already has. No hardware, no rewiring, and one line changed in your building's directory.
Get your Enterkey number
Download Enterkey and sign up. We create a virtual phone number that's unique to your unit: it isn't tied to a SIM card or a specific phone, it belongs to your Enterkey account. We provision a local number near yours, see Enterkey by city.
Point your buzzer at it
Share the number with your property manager and ask them to program your buzzer to call it instead of your cell. This is the only setup step outside the app, and it typically takes property managers one day. Not sure what to write? Use this request template. In a condo, the condo setup guide covers who to ask on a strata or board.
Tap. Buzz. Enter.
Answer your buzzer from anywhere, or arm a key so Enterkey answers for you and lets your guest in automatically. Add a PIN when you want extra security.
What's a buzzer code?
Your buzzer code is the number your building's panel expects you to press to unlock the door during a buzzer call, typically 6, 9 or *. You enter it once during setup, and Enterkey plays it automatically whenever a key lets someone in.
Will it work in my building?
Enterkey is designed to work with all buzzer systems that dial out to a mobile phone number. If your buzzer currently rings your cell phone, you're set. If your building's system strictly requires an in-unit hard landline, Enterkey won't be able to control it. Most buzzers that once rang a landline dial out, so a buzzer without a landline is usually a one-line directory change.
Try it on your own buzzer
Setup is one directory change by your property manager.
New members get their first 14 days free. Cancel anytime before it ends and pay nothing.
On a computer? Scan with your iPhone camera to open Enterkey in the App Store.
