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Plumbers, electricians, movers, gardeners, internet installers, construction crews and couriers make up a big share of traffic at most estate gates, and they're the hardest to manage with a paper book.
They're covered in the Estate Operations part of Qyvea's estate security solutions.
Management defines each contractor's access once, and the gate enforces it:
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| Who | Named contractor or company |
| Unit | The house or apartment being worked on |
| Valid dates | Start and end of the job |
| Valid time | Working hours only |
| Vehicle | Registered plate |
| Purpose | The job being done |
| Authorised by | Resident or management |
Delivery and contractor staff change constantly. Giving them controlled, temporary access, instead of shared codes or resident cards, keeps a clean record of who was inside, and when.
Yes. Passes can run for a date range, limited to working hours and the unit being worked on.
Each delivery is logged, but rules can make it quick, for example gatehouse drop-off with the resident notified.
The estate decides: usually the resident for work inside a unit, and management for common-area work.
Time-limited passes and clear delivery rules, set up for your estate.