Exploring Smart Entry Solutions: SpiderDoor - Self Storage Explained #3

Episode 3: Spiderdoor

About the Episode

In our "Exploring Smart Entry Solutions" series, Gavin speaks directly with leading providers to learn about their technologies, offering self storage operators crucial insights into how these access systems function. Through these conversations, we hope you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of the mechanics behind the solutions and their practical benefits.

SpiderDoor offers a range of smart entry solutions for self-storage facilities, including keypads, unit alarms, debt collector, and door alarms. The keypads are easy to install and can be self-installed by facility operators. Spider Door's solutions provide simple and cost-effective ways to solve common operator problems. The company also offers a range of other products, such as unit alarms that detect motion and send notifications to managers and tenants. Spider Door's pricing includes a base fee per location, with additional costs for keypads and alarms. Overall, Spider Door provides comprehensive and customizable solutions for self-storage operators. In this conversation, Gavin Shields interviews Aaron from SpiderDoor to discuss the advantages of cloud-based access control systems. They explore the limitations of traditional access control systems and how SpiderDoor addresses those issues. They also delve into the features and functionality of SpiderDoor, including its integration capabilities with other software systems. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the future of access control systems and how listeners can get in touch with SpiderDoor for more information or to order a system.

Takeaways

• Spider Door offers a range of smart entry solutions for self-storage facilities, including keypads, unit alarms, debt collector, and door alarms.
• The keypads are easy to install and can be self-installed by facility operators, providing a cost-effective solution.
• Spider Door's solutions provide simple and effective ways to solve common operator problems, such as gate access control and unit security.
• The company also offers additional products, such as unit alarms that detect motion and send notifications to managers and tenants.
• Spider Door's pricing includes a base fee per location, with additional costs for keypads and alarms. Traditional access control systems have limitations such as high costs, complex installations, and limited scalability.
• Cloud-based access control systems like SpiderDoor offer advantages such as lower costs, easy installation, remote management, and scalability.
• SpiderDoor provides features like mobile access, visitor management, and real-time monitoring.
• SpiderDoor integrates with other software systems, making it compatible with existing infrastructure.
• The future of access control systems lies in cloud-based solutions that offer enhanced security, convenience, and flexibility.