Measures taken to ensure the safety and security of both the property and guests, including security systems, access control, and guest screening.
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Glossary Term: Access Control
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Methods for granting guests access to the short-term rental, such as keyless entry systems, lockboxes, or on-site staff.
Refers to the kind of lock used to secure a short-term rental property, such as keyless entry, smart locks, or traditional lock and key systems.
A keyless entry system that uses a numeric code to unlock a door, providing a secure and convenient way for guests to access the rental property.
A security feature where a property only has one main entrance and exit point, controlled by a single lock or access system.
Implementing security features and protocols to protect short-term rental properties from theft, damage, and unauthorized access, ensuring guest safety.
A convenient and secure way for guests to access short-term rentals using their smartphones or other mobile devices, eliminating the need for physical keys.
Technologies and methods enabling secure and convenient access for guests, such as smart locks with unique codes, keyless entry systems, or lockboxes, simplifying check-in and enhancing security.
A system using internet-connected devices to manage access to a property, such as smart locks or keyless entry systems, often integrated with booking platforms.
A security measure that prevents access to a network or device from specific IP addresses. Hosts can use this to block known malicious IPs or restrict access to certain areas of their network.
A security practice that allows access to a network or device only from a pre-approved list of IP addresses. This can enhance security and limit access to authorized individuals.
A type of smart lock that allows hosts to provide guests with secure and convenient access to the property using a unique code, eliminating the need for physical keys and facilitating remote check-in.