The standard setup

Igloo Keybox 3
A keypad lockbox that hangs on any door — what most listings run on. Nothing to install.
Strengths
- Goes on any door in minutes
- Nothing to set up or change
- The fastest way to go live
Best forMost agents & small teams
Doorpass is showing infrastructure for residential real estate. One system from request to entry.
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Delivered
GARAGE 4729#
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Missed call (3)
Listing agent · 8:42 AM
Lockbox · Box #117
Battery low. Schedule replacement.
"Hi, it's the seller — did anyone come by today? The lights were on…"
2:00 PM · Showing
double-booked
eKey · update required
Sync your key to continue. This may take a few minutes.
Missed call (2)
Buyer's agent · 6:15 PM
BACK DOOR 8841#
old code?
9:00 AM · Inspector
no code on file
Missed call (5)
Seller · 9:21 PM
MUD ROOM 0000#
temp — change later!!
Lockbox · Box #115
Shackle jammed. Try again or call support.
Showing service · hold
Appointment status unknown. Please call the listing office.
Missed call (4)
Inspector · 7:05 AM
WIFI LBX 2017
which house??
4:30 PM · Showing
code expired 4:00
01 / 06
Every listing gets a Showing Line — a phone number. Agents just text it.
Ledger: requested · 4812 Juniper · Tue 2:00 PM02 / 06
Your rules answer the routine. You only see what actually needs you.
Ledger: approved · listing rules · no touch03 / 06
A Pass is a timed, logged key. It expires on its own. Nothing to return, nothing to remember.
Ledger: pass issued · M. Chen · Tue 2:00–2:45 · Front Door04 / 06
Press a button. The door opens. Every time — Bluetooth first, offline PIN always.
Ledger: 2:04 PM · Front Door unlocked · verified05 / 06
The seller watches it live. Nobody texts anybody. Nobody wonders.
Ledger: 2:41 PM · departed · 37 min inside06 / 06
Feedback you don't have to chase — measured from real entries, not asked for on a form.
Ledger: week 3 · 11 showings · 2 return visitsToday 1:58 PM
Showing rules · 4812 Juniper Ln.
Inside hours → auto-approve · outside hours → you. ~80% of requests never need anyone.
Auto-reply · no one was interrupted
Bluetooth first · offline PIN stands by
Enter PIN instead
4812 Juniper Ln. · San Antonio, TX
The seller is watching from her phone — every minute is logged.
Doors
4812 Juniper Ln. · Week 3
True durations from entry to exit — not calendar slots.
Agent feedback · 1 of 11 shared
"Buyers loved the yard — we may be back this weekend with their parents."
Your pile of showing problems disappear.
How it works
Listing a home and showing one are each a handful of steps — and the last one is always the door. Pick your seat.
Listing agent · list to door
Every listing gets a Showing Line.
A dedicated number goes into the MLS and onto the yard sign. Buyer's agents just text it — nothing to hand out, nothing to hide.
≈ 3 minutes to liveYour hours answer the routine.
Inside the seller's open hours, requests auto-approve. Anything outside them routes to you. About 80% never need a person.
~80% auto-clearedShowing rules · 4812 Juniper
You only see the exceptions.
An off-hours or short-notice ask surfaces as one decision card — approve or decline in a tap. The seller watches every call.
~7 hrs/week → minutesTuesday, 7:30 AM · outside open hours
It opens — and it's on the record.
The buyer's agent holds to unlock; you see the entry live — name, time, duration. Bluetooth first, an offline PIN always behind it.
Front Door · 2:04 PM · loggedBuyer's agent · text to door
The number's right on the listing.
No app to download to ask, no portal login. Text the time you want — the listing's rules answer, usually in seconds.
One text · no accountA timed, logged key — on your phone.
It lands an hour before, tied to your verified identity. Nothing to pick up, no code to memorize, and it expires on its own.
Issued · Tue 2:00–2:45 PMNo lockbox. No code hunt.
You're already verified, so there's nothing to crouch over with your back to the street. Your buyers watch you go straight to the door.
Verified once · good everywhereThe door is never the thing that fails.
Press and hold — Bluetooth first, an offline PIN always armed. No cell signal, no daily sync, no luck required.
>98% first-attempt openOn the door
Most listings run on a keypad lockbox — it goes on any door in minutes, with nothing on the homeowner's side to change. Want fully keyless? Doorpass can run on a Yale smart lock too. Either way, the Pass behaves identically.
The standard setup

A keypad lockbox that hangs on any door — what most listings run on. Nothing to install.
Strengths
Best forMost agents & small teams
The keyless option

A keyless smart deadbolt in place of the door's existing one. No physical key at all.
Strengths
Best forLarge teams done managing lockboxes
The layer on top
Exactly the same on either lock — your agents never learn two systems.
Every time, on both
Every lockOne app opens both
Who it's for
Buyer's agent, listing agent, brokerage, or MLS — the same showing writes to the same ledger. Pick the job that's yours.
Crouched at a lockbox with your back to the street
Walk up. Press a button. Your buyers watch the door open.
Seven hours a week of switchboard
Your rules answer the routine. Your seller watches it live.
Four hundred boxes, a lockbox Slack channel, a coordinator drowning
Your showing operations burden is gone.
A fragmented stack of legacy vendors that never talk to each other
One ecosystem from request to entry. Verified, logged, and yours.
Coverage, by stage
coverspartial / adjacentno coverage
For teams & brokerages
The app puts a Pass in each agent's pocket. The dashboard is the other half — every listing, every showing, every agent, live on one screen. Built for teams, brokerages, and MLS associations.
Needs attention
A peek at the Control Room — the full board runs on desktop.