Remote opening

Open the entrance while you are elsewhere.

A guest at the door, a contractor at the gate or a delivery arriving: we design remote opening for compatible entrances.

Project-based quoteDevices, integrations and any subscriptions are specified after the system assessment.

Who it is for

Different people. Access to organise.

Remote opening connects a digital command to a physical system. We check both: the lock or gate automation being controlled, and how an authorised person can use it from their phone.

Owners

Authorise an expected visitor without giving everyone permanent access.

Property managers

We distinguish properties, entrances and users to help avoid mistakes in daily use.

Properties and businesses

We define who may send a command and how to verify an access request first.

The starting point

A remote control is not always at hand

The person authorising access may be away or managing another property.

It is unclear what happened

Pressing an app button does not tell you whether the gate moved or the door was left open.

What we plan

Control the correct entrance

Clear labels and permissions help a manager choose the entrance they intend to operate.

Defined capabilities

We distinguish an opening command from a status sensor or video check, which must be assessed separately.

Try the actions before the installation

You are out. Someone is at the door.

A door, a gate, a delivery: try what a compatible system could do from your phone.

Demonstration only · no connected devices
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An authorised guest has arrived. Simulate unlocking the door from a smartphone.

The demo does not use a camera or microphone. Phone calls, opening and state feedback depend on hardware, configuration, power and connectivity. Opening remains your choice.

Would you like this for your property?

Discuss your installation

In the project

Assess first. Then configure.

  • Assessment of the lock or automation model and control inputs
  • Cabling, network and power assessment at the installation point
  • Configuration of authorised users only
  • Tests of the command and any available feedback
  • Instructions and procedures for loss of connectivity

Practical situations

What it could look like in practice.

Illustrative examples: functions and procedures are defined around your system.

A contractor arrives at the gate

Illustrative scenario: the owner checks the appointment and authorises the command from their phone. Any gate-status information depends on the sensors installed.

A guest requests entry

Illustrative scenario: the manager receives the request, identifies the entrance and opens the compatible door. This does not automatically create a permanent credential.

How we work

From the first conversation to an on-site test.

  1. Identify the entrance

    We collect photos, model details and usage information. We check integration options with the relevant technicians.

  2. Define the control

    We agree who can open and how visitors will be identified, potentially using a video intercom.

  3. Test on site

    We test an authorised command, a user without permission and the loss of network connectivity, preserving the system’s safety features.

Frequently asked questions

Answers before you choose.

No. We need to check the control board, command inputs, safety features and manufacturer’s instructions. Compatibility is confirmed before the final quote.

Only if the system has suitable, configured status feedback. An opening command alone does not provide that information.

Using your phone from outside the property requires an available communication path. The exact method and any local operation depend on the chosen solution.

Not automatically. We can assess an IP video intercom as part of the project when you need to see or speak to visitors.

Which entrance would you like to open remotely?

Tell us who uses it, where it is and which automation is already installed. We start with actual compatibility.