A keyless entry system that allows guests to access a short-term rental property using a unique code, typically provided before their arrival.
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Glossary Term: Security
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A badge or status on platforms like Airbnb that indicates a host has completed a verification process, typically involving providing identification and proof of address.
The steps involved in confirming the identity and legitimacy of both hosts and guests on short-term rental platforms.
The process of vetting potential guests to minimize risks associated with property damage, security, and compliance with house rules, often involving identity verification and background checks.
The process of evaluating potential guests to ensure they are a good fit for the property and minimize risks, often involving reviewing guest profiles, communication history, and references.
The process of confirming a guest’s identity and legitimacy before allowing them to book a short-term rental. This can involve verifying government-issued IDs, checking social media profiles, and screening against databases of known fraudsters.
The use of background checks, identity verification, and communication analysis to assess the trustworthiness and suitability of potential guests before confirming bookings.
A guest who has completed the identity verification process on a booking platform like Airbnb or VRBO.
The process of verifying a guest’s identity before confirming their booking, often involving government-issued ID and background checks, to enhance security and trust.
An extra layer of security that requires users to provide two forms of identification, enhancing account protection against unauthorized access.
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.
The process of verifying the identity and assessing the suitability of potential guests before confirming a short-term rental booking.