Airbnb hosts
Self check-in is the amenity short-term guests expect — and buzzer buildings make it hard. Enterkey solves the front-door half cleanly: a timed key covers the check-in window, or a PIN lets guests buzz themselves in whenever they land. No lockbox on the railing, no waiting at the curb for a delayed flight.
How does guest check-in work?
Before arrival day, set a key across the check-in window — or a Forever key gated by a PIN you send with the check-in instructions. The guest buzzes your unit, says or types the code, and they're in the building; your existing solution for the unit door (smart lock, lockbox inside) takes it from there.
Change the PIN between stays in seconds. The activity log gives you a timestamped record of building entry for every stay.
What should hosts know upfront?
Two honest notes: Enterkey handles the building entrance, not your suite door — pair it with a smart lock inside. And like any buzzer-forwarding setup, your unit's directory entry needs to point at your Enterkey number (a one-time property-manager change; see how it works). Hosts managing check-ins across many buildings should note Enterkey covers one building per account.
Try it on your own buzzer — setup is one directory change by your property manager, and it costs nothing to find out.