PIN entry
A PIN turns any key into gated access: visitors buzz your unit, then type the code on the panel — or simply say it out loud — and Enterkey opens the door only on a match. It's the difference between "the door is open for 4 hours" and "the door opens for people who know the code."
Why spoken PINs matter
Buzzer panels have keypads of wildly varying quality, and a courier holding three boxes doesn't have a free hand. Enterkey accepts the PIN spoken aloud as well as typed, so the code works even when the keypad doesn't.
Where do PINs apply?
Any key can carry a PIN, recurring schedules can too, and Forever keys require one. Give the cleaner their own PIN window on Thursdays, text a weekend guest the code, and change or delete it any time. Every PIN entry is logged with a timestamp.
Try it on your own buzzer — setup is one directory change by your property manager, and it costs nothing to find out.