Utc Fire & Security Americas Corporation, Inc.

Jonathan Gordon Hays

Wayne F Larson

James Vincent Petrizzi

Casey Fale

Jay Despain

Adam Kuenzi

Teri Lynné Briskey

Kim Vertner

James P Speir

Ali Hodroj

Peter Christian Myers

Ryan DeVore

Rick Dunn

Gregory Russell

Adam Purdue

Systems and methods for providing one-time access to electronic locking devices for non-keyholders. The one-time access rights are delivered from a server to the electronic locking device in real-time, or in near-real time, over short and long-range wireless communication links in a manner that is secure and traceable. A handheld device is coupled with the electronic locking device via the short-range communication link, and is coupled with the server via a long-range wireless communication link.

One-time access for electronic locking devices

A key control system includes at least one premise, a lockbox capable of securing a key to the premise and at least one mobile telephone associated with a user and having a stored access device program capable of communicating an access request to the lockbox. The premise is subject to authorized access by others, such as the user, based on preferences of an approval party established with the system. If specified by these preferences, the mobile telephone automatically initiates a communication to a selected destination to request approval of the access request.

Key control with real time communications to remote locations

Methods, systems, apparatuses, and computer-readable media are provided for acquisition of a lockbox position. For example, in one embodiment a method is provided which receives positional data for a lockbox. After receiving the lockbox, when the lockbox is associated with one listing, the method determines proximity of the positional data to that one listing. If however, there is more than one listing within a predetermined distance of the positional data, the method compares the positional data with each listing in the plurality of listings. Thereafter, the method transmits a query, which includes at least, a result of the comparison. Embodiments of the invention also include other methods, computer-readable media, apparatuses, and systems that contain features similar to the features in the above described method.

GPS enabled key management system

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Jonathan Gordon Hays