Welcome to Unloc

• What is Unloc?

  Unloc is a digital mobile key platform that allows you to consolidate all your physical keys into a single smartphone app. Opens doors using your mobile phone instead of physical keys Works with existing lock systems (hardware agnostic) Allows you to share digital keys with others instantly Keys can be time-limited and automatically expire Provides usage logs showing who entered when and where Use Unloc Doorbell as a smart intercom solution. Who is Unloc for? Unloc is for everyonFew readers

• How to get keys?

  How to get keys Looking for your digital keys in the Unloc app? We understand it can be frustrating when you're expecting access but don't see your keys yet. Here's what you need to know. Unloc doesn't issue digital keys directly to residents. Your building's board or property management is responsible for distributing access to residents. Already living in a building with Unloc? If you haven't received your keys in the Unloc app yet, contact your building's board directly to request acPopular

• Understanding the Unloc platform structure

  What is the difference between an Organization and Project? And how do Subprojects work? This guide gives you the context you need to fully utilize the flexibilty of the Unloc platform. The Unloc Platform provides a comprehensive mobile key management system that enables organizations to control physical access through mobile devices. This guide explains the core structure and relationships between the main components of the platform. The Unloc Platform Structure The Unloc Platform is builFew readers

• Understanding Users in Unloc

  This guide explains how users are represented and managed within the Unloc Platform, including the distinction between App Users and Managed Users, and how they interact with Keys and Projects. User Types in Unloc The Unloc platform uses two different user representations: App Users represent individuals logged into the Unloc mobile app with their personal profile Managed Users represent how administrators define and track users within their Projects Both representations refFew readers

• Understanding Locks and Keys in Unloc

  This guide explains how Locks and Keys work within the Unloc Platform, including their relationships to Projects and how they enable physical access control through mobile devices. What is a Lock? A Lock is the digital representation of a physical lock in the Unloc system. Locks represent any physical access point that can be operated with a mobile key, including: Doors (residential, commercial, office) Padlocks Mailboxes Gates Any other physical access point compatible with UnloFew readers

• How do I change my phone-number?

  Your profile is identified with your phone number and can therefore not be changed. You have to make a new account in the Unloc-app. If you have a new phone number: Sign out of the app and sign in again with your new phone number. You will now have a new user connected to your new phone number. Inform those who have shared keys with you (the board in your apartment building, friends, work, etc) that they have to send keys to your new phone number and delete the keys connectedSome readers

• I'm moving - what do I do with the lock?

  If you are moving, the new owner can take management of the lock without having to remove the Danalock from the door. Step one - Delete the lock from the Danalock-app From the main menu in the Danalock app, click on "Device" in the lower right corner. Select "Delete device" and confirm by clicking "Ok". (https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/371031260/a8b1a726462cb0dfb6952348Few readers

• How is the Unloc platform secured?

  The Unloc Cloud runs on Google infrastructure, using Google Cloud’s security model. Google’s security model includes denial-of-service attack defences and encryption of all data in transit.  Unloc uses Google’s Identity Services for user authentication. In particular, Unloc users are identified by their mobile phone numbers in E164 (international) format. Unloc does not accept any other authentication than phone numbers, and hence no passwords are stored. Phone numbers are verifiedFew readers

• Hang up posters, stickers and leaflets

  On this page, we’ve prepared a get-started-material-kit to help you ensure residents are aware of the possibility to use digital keys through OBOS nøkkelen. You can either order, or simply print, the posters, stickers and leaflets below. Ordering them is free of charge! 🛒 Order here (for free!): LINK 🖨 Download files here: LINK You can place A4 posters neaFew readers

• How do you securely manage accesses given by users?

  Unloc users may grant Unloc permission to create and revoke keys to their locks. Lock vendors provide OAuth2 consent forms that users must accept in order to grant Unloc permission. The consent form is presented by the Unloc mobile app in the phone’s native web browser.  Stored customer data is limited to customers’ phone number, name and profile image, in addition to customer-entered data related to their locks. All customer data in rest (in database) is encrypted with AES 256.Few readers

• How secure is a mobile key?

  A mobile key can't be copied like physical assets can.  The only way to use a mobile key is from the key holder's unlocked phone.  Mobile keys can have time frames and automatically expire.  All usage is logged so you can see who entered when and where. The data is kept safely only for the key creator to see.  If a phone is lost, simply delete the key from the control center to revoke access in an instant.Few readers