Explaining Why the Nokē Storage Smart Entry Mobile App Needs to Know a Tenant's Location

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Why Does the Nokē Storage Smart Entry Mobile App Need Tenant Location?

Location services play a crucial role in ensuring the security and functionality of your smart facility with Nokē Storage Smart Entry. Here's how it works and why it matters for both tenants and facilities:


Enhancing Security with Location Verification

When a tenant arrives at the facility and opens the Nokē Storage Smart Entry mobile app, location services ensure that:

  1. Credential Verification: The app confirms the user's identity and permissions.
  2. Facility Presence: The system verifies the user is physically at the facility before granting access.
  3. Digital Key Download: A secure digital key is issued to the user’s device for seamless access.

This process happens instantly, acting like a virtual security guard at the entrance, ensuring:

  • Only authorized users gain access.
  • Entry complies with facility schedules and payment status.

Understanding Digital Keys

After location-based verification:

  • The digital key allows the tenant's device to connect via Bluetooth to entry points and units, bypassing the need for data or Wi-Fi.
  • The key expires daily at midnight, ensuring:
    • Daily re-validation of credentials.
    • Updates for changes like account delinquency, shared access revocation, or move-outs.

This daily refresh keeps the facility secure while maintaining a smooth user experience.


Why Location Services Benefit Tenants

For tenants, location services provide additional safeguards:

  • Prevent Pocket Dial Unlocks: The app ensures users cannot accidentally unlock units when not at the facility.
  • Seamless On-Site Access: Once the initial location check is complete, the app no longer requires location services during the visit.
  • Enhanced Facility Monitoring: Managers can track users’ locations (e.g., gates, units) for security and accountability.

Talking Points for Tenants

If tenants inquire about location services, highlight these points:

  • Safety First: Location services ensure the user is at the facility before unlocking units or entry points, preventing unauthorized or accidental access.
  • Quick and Convenient: After the first entry point is accessed, the app recognizes the device is on-site and stops requiring location services.
  • Daily Revalidation: The system keeps the facility secure by refreshing credentials every day.

By leveraging location services, the Nokē Smart Entry mobile app offers a perfect balance of security and convenience, ensuring tenants and facilities are well-protected.





 

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