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Five Star Beach Properties Install Oracode Online Locks
技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - API 集成与管理
适用功能
- 设施管理
用例
- 楼宇自动化与控制
服务
- 系统集成
挑战
Five Star Beach Properties 是一家豪华度假租赁公司，该公司正在寻找一种简化租赁流程并改善客人入住体验的方法。该公司管理着从佛罗里达州德斯汀到巴拿马城的约 80 处豪华海滨房产，并以卓越的服务和世界一流的营销服务建立了良好的声誉。然而，他们在以安全高效的方式管理这些房产的访问权限方面面临着挑战。事实证明，传统的钥匙和卡既耗时又存在安全风险。该公司需要一种解决方案，不仅可以简化客人入住流程，还可以提供实时通知和警报，以便更好地管理房产。
关于客户
Five Star Beach Properties 是一家豪华度假租赁公司，管理着从佛罗里达州德斯汀到巴拿马城的约 80 处豪华海滨房产。该公司以卓越的服务和世界一流的营销服务建立了良好的声誉。它还有一家“姊妹”公司 Destin Rental Bliss，管理着约 60 处房产。在房产进入 Five Star 租赁计划之前，该房产必须满足一些非常具体的标准，例如位置、质量、便利设施和一般维护。作为 Five Star 租赁计划的一部分，业主必须购买三套全套豪华床单、Kaba 门锁和年度 VRBO 会员套餐。
解决方案
为了应对这些挑战，Five Star Beach Properties 决定在其物业中安装 Kaba Oracode 无钥匙锁。Oracode 是一种智能电子门禁系统，可为临时用户（如度假租客和分时度假业主）提供无钥匙进入。使用特定时间和日期的代码，Oracode 无需钥匙和卡，也无需耗时的门禁管理。访问代码通过互联网上的高安全性服务器生成，可以通过口头、文本或电子邮件传达给客人。当用户将代码输入锁中时，锁会使用其存储的“数字密钥”解密代码。如果锁 ID 与锁的实时时钟匹配，并指示当前时间在指定参数之间，则锁将打开。否则，它将保持锁定和安全状态。此外，代码会在授权期限结束时自动过期。由于附加功能，该公司还开始安装在线锁。在线锁会让您知道客人何时到达/退房、门是否未锁、管家何时到达/离开以及检查是否完成。
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