Capability 04 · One System, Seven Capabilities
A home that knows who belongs
ioty unifies gates, doors, garage and private elevators on one credential — entry that recognizes you, and a record of everyone who came and went.
One credential, every threshold
A South Florida home has more ways in than most people count — the drive gate, the pedestrian gate, the front door, the garage, the dock, the private elevator. ioty brings every one of them onto a single credential: a code, a fob, or the phone already in your hand. Arriving home becomes one gesture instead of a ring of keys — the gate opens, the elevator is called, and the alarm stands down before you reach the door.
Each member of the household carries their own credential, and every credential can be changed, reissued or revoked in seconds — no locksmith, no rekeying, no wondering how many copies of a key exist. When a phone is lost, a code shared too widely, or a relationship with a vendor ends, that access ends with it, quietly, without changing a single lock.
The right doors, at the right hours
Your home has a staff of people who keep it running — housekeepers, landscapers, pool service, the contractor finishing the guest house. ioty gives each of them a credential that works only when it should: the housekeeper's code opens the service door on Tuesday and Friday mornings, the contractor's fob expires the day the project wraps, and nobody's access outlives their role.
Miami runs on deliveries, and the doorstep is the weak point. With managed delivery access, a courier can be granted entry to a designated door or package room — for one visit, on camera, with your approval from wherever you are. The package waits inside the gate instead of on the street, and the record shows exactly when it arrived and who carried it in.
What that includes
CAPABILITY 04 / 07One Credential
Gates, doors, garage and private elevator answer to a single code, fob or phone.
Private Elevators
The cab arrives when your credential calls, and stops only at your floor.
Staff & Vendor Windows
The housekeeper's code works Tuesday morning — and never on a Sunday night.
Delivery Management
Approve the courier from anywhere; the package waits inside the gate, on camera.
Audit Trail
Every arrival and departure logged — which door, which credential, what time.
Camera & Alarm Integration
An opening gate cues the camera; a forced door wakes the alarm.
A quiet record of every arrival
Every entry is logged: which credential, which door, what time. Access ties into your cameras and alarm as one system — an opening gate cues the nearest camera, a valid credential disarms only the areas it should, and a forced or propped door raises an alert instead of going unnoticed. When you ask who came and went last Thursday, the answer is a list with video attached, not a guess.
Like every system ioty installs, access control is backed by our Client Care monitoring and service plans. We watch the health of readers, locks and controllers from our Doral headquarters, and a failing backup battery or an offline gate controller is usually resolved before anyone at the house notices. A door that decides who enters your home should never be the thing you have to think about.
Questions, answered plainly
Can one credential open the gate, front door, garage and private elevator?
Yes. ioty, a home technology integrator based in Doral, Miami, designs access control that puts every entry point of a luxury home — driveway gates, pedestrian doors, garages and private elevators — on a single credential. That credential can be a code, a fob or the phone you already carry, and every member of the household holds their own, so access is granted and revoked individually.
How do I give house staff and vendors access without handing out keys?
Each of them gets their own credential with a schedule attached. Housekeepers, landscapers, pool service and contractors can enter only on their days and hours, and only through the doors they need. Every use is logged, and access is revoked in seconds when a role ends — no rekeying, no shared codes, no copied keys.
Does home access control integrate with cameras and the alarm?
Yes — we design access, surveillance and alarm as one system. An opened gate cues the nearest camera, a valid credential disarms only the areas it should, and a forced or propped door raises an immediate alert. You end up with a complete audit trail of who came and went, with matching video, available from anywhere.