ReadyLockers replaces the unattended doorstep and the overflowing front desk with locked, assigned compartments — opened only by a unique code sent to the recipient, with every transaction logged.
The same controls run on every deployment — from a single apartment lobby to a multi-bank corporate campus.
Every package goes into its own locked compartment, assigned at drop-off. Nothing sits out in a lobby, on a shelf, or on a doorstep.
Each pickup uses a unique code delivered to the recipient. Enter the PIN or scan the QR at the kiosk — the code is tied to that compartment and that delivery.
Recipients get an automatic SMS and email the moment their package is deposited, so parcels don't linger unclaimed.
Every deposit and pickup is timestamped and logged, and the record is exportable — so property teams can always answer who, what, and when.
Property staff get real-time visibility into locker activity, usage reports, and audit trails from any device.
ReadyLockers integrates with Genetec video surveillance, letting properties pair locker events with their existing camera coverage.
Corporate and enterprise deployments can use HID card readers and badge-based access alongside PIN and QR entry.
Outdoor configurations are built for exterior placement, keeping packages protected from rain, heat, and snow in courtyards, garages, and entries.
Packages left in the open are packages at risk. Moving deliveries into locked compartments removes the opportunity entirely — see our research and the dedicated theft-prevention solution.
Each delivery generates a unique pickup code sent directly to the recipient by SMS and email. Only that code (or a scanned QR equivalent) opens the assigned compartment.
Every transaction — deposit and pickup — is timestamped and logged automatically. Records are visible in the cloud dashboard and exportable for reporting.
Yes. ReadyLockers supports Genetec video surveillance integration and HID badge readers, so locker access can sit alongside the access-control and camera systems a property already runs.