The method by which guests enter and access the short-term rental property, such as keyless entry, lockboxes, or on-site staff.
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Glossary Term: Smart Locks
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A brand of high-performance batteries often used in power tools and other demanding applications. While not directly related to short-term rentals, having reliable batteries on hand is essential for maintaining smoke detectors, smart locks, and other essential devices.
Shared arrangements and protocols for accessing a short-term rental property, typically involving key exchange or smart lock systems, agreed upon by owners, co-hosts, cleaners, and other relevant parties.
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 secure method of allowing guests access to a short-term rental property without using traditional keys, often through smart locks, keypads, or mobile apps.
The process of securely transferring keys or access information to guests upon their arrival and retrieving them upon their departure.
Utilizing Internet of Things (IoT) devices, such as smart locks, security cameras, or motion sensors, to enhance the safety and security of short-term rental properties for both guests and hosts.
The use of technology to automate and control various aspects of a short-term rental, such as lighting, temperature, and security.
Internet-connected devices used to enhance the guest experience and improve the efficiency of short-term rental operations, such as smart locks, thermostats, and noise monitoring systems.
The integration of smart home technology into short-term rentals, allowing for remote control of amenities like lighting, temperature, and security systems, enhancing guest convenience and energy efficiency.
A secure and convenient access solution for short-term rentals, allowing guests to enter the property using digital codes, smartphone apps, or other electronic methods, eliminating the need for physical keys.
A contactless check-in process that allows guests to access their rental without physical interaction. This can involve using keyless entry systems, smart locks, or lockboxes.