EasyCode 2.0
PTI Security Systems Productivity
Open doors, gates, and elevators for your Storage Units right from your device.
- Rating
- 2.8
- 95 ratings
- Downloads
- 10K+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Feb 12
- 2021 · v2.4.36
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About EasyCode 2.0
EasyCode 2.0 is a mobile app for Self-Storage facilities to provide mobile gate access and security monitoring features for renters. The new and improved EasyCode takes away the hassle of remembering passwords by enabling a simple touch interface to open gates and doors at the storage facility. Plus, users can view their access history, get notifications when their unit alarm is triggered, and view access activity at their unit. Enjoy the convenience with EasyCode 2.0.
A note on app permissions. EasyCode 2.0 asks for permission for the following items.
Location - We use the device location to check that the user is actually at the storage facility before they can trigger gates or doors to open. For facilities equipped with Bluetooth beacons used for access control, location data is also used for their detection.
Phone - The app has a shortcut to dial the storage facility office, so permission to use the dialer is requested for that only. We do not access your contacts or phone history.
Microphone - The app has the ability to listen for voice commands to open gates or doors, so permission is requested for the microphone. All audio processing for the commands is done on the phone itself and no audio is transmitted to any servers, or recorded. This feature may be turned off in the settings if you wish, and will require that you log out of EasyCode and then log in again for the change to take effect.
Note: Storage tenants using the app must ask the manager of their facility for help if they are having a problem with the app. Because we have no way to determine a particular tenants status with a site and for other security reasons, we cannot directly help a tenant.
A note on app permissions. EasyCode 2.0 asks for permission for the following items.
Location - We use the device location to check that the user is actually at the storage facility before they can trigger gates or doors to open. For facilities equipped with Bluetooth beacons used for access control, location data is also used for their detection.
Phone - The app has a shortcut to dial the storage facility office, so permission to use the dialer is requested for that only. We do not access your contacts or phone history.
Microphone - The app has the ability to listen for voice commands to open gates or doors, so permission is requested for the microphone. All audio processing for the commands is done on the phone itself and no audio is transmitted to any servers, or recorded. This feature may be turned off in the settings if you wish, and will require that you log out of EasyCode and then log in again for the change to take effect.
Note: Storage tenants using the app must ask the manager of their facility for help if they are having a problem with the app. Because we have no way to determine a particular tenants status with a site and for other security reasons, we cannot directly help a tenant.
What’s new
Version 2.4.36 · Updated February 12, 2021
This new version: 1: Adds in support for Auto-Enrollment (for StorLogix Cloud platforms only). 2: Makes several changes in secure information channels. 3: Adds support for new European and Asian servers for those markets. 4: Updates support for debugging app performance.
User reviews
Love that i can open gate from inside the car
Good app
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Frequently asked questions
What is EasyCode 2.0?
EasyCode 2.0 is a mobile app for Self-Storage facilities that provides mobile gate access and security monitoring features for renters.
What features does EasyCode 2.0 offer?
EasyCode 2.0 allows users to open gates and doors at the storage facility, view their access history, receive notifications for unit alarms, and monitor access activity at their unit.
Why does EasyCode 2.0 require location permission?
EasyCode 2.0 uses location data to verify that the user is at the storage facility before allowing them to trigger gates or doors to open. It is also used for the detection of Bluetooth beacons used for access control.
Why does EasyCode 2.0 require phone permission?
EasyCode 2.0 requests phone permission to enable a shortcut to dial the storage facility office. It does not access contacts or phone history.
Why does EasyCode 2.0 require microphone permission?
EasyCode 2.0 allows users to use voice commands to open gates or doors. The microphone permission is requested for this feature. All audio processing is done on the phone itself, and no audio is transmitted or recorded.
Can the microphone permission be turned off?
Yes, the microphone feature can be turned off in the settings of EasyCode 2.0. However, you will need to log out and log in again for the change to take effect.
Who should storage tenants ask for help with the app?
Storage tenants using the app should contact the manager of their facility for assistance. The app's support team cannot directly help tenants due to security reasons and the inability to determine a tenant's status with a site.
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