Unlock Connected Property Entrances
ButterflyMX turns a resident's phone into a remote control for connected doors, gates, elevators, and garages. After signing in to a participating property, users can select an available entry point and unlock it for themselves or for someone waiting outside. The swipe-to-open workflow suits daily arrivals, guest pickup, and moments when a physical key or fob is not convenient.
Available entrances depend on the ButterflyMX hardware and permissions configured by each building, so residents see the access points assigned to their property. The same workflow can cover a front door, parking gate, elevator, or shared space, keeping several entry tasks in one mobile account instead of separate remotes and credentials.
Answer Video Calls Before Granting Access
Incoming visitor calls add identity context before a door is released. Residents can receive a video call from a ButterflyMX intercom, see and speak with the person at the entrance, then decide whether to grant access. This is useful for expected guests, service appointments, and visitors who need directions or confirmation before entering.
The call-and-release workflow connects communication directly to the relevant access point, so users do not have to switch between a separate video app and a door-control tool. Notifications help surface visitor activity when a resident is away from the entrance, while the account-based setup keeps calls and door controls tied to the correct resident and participating property.
Share Visitor and Delivery Passes
Visitor Passes let residents provide managed entry without remaining available to answer every intercom call. A pass can be sent to friends, family members, or trusted service workers, giving them a practical way to enter during the permitted period. Residents can revoke visitor access when plans change, which is more flexible than lending out a permanent key or building fob.
Delivery Passes support a similar workflow for couriers and packages. Residents can share delivery access, receive arrival notifications, and respond from away from home when their property supports the feature. Together, these pass options help coordinate recurring visits, short appointments, pet care, maintenance, and deliveries while keeping access associated with a specific purpose.
Review Entry Activity and Use Wear OS
Door release logs give residents a way to review recent access activity after an entry point has been opened. Time- and date-stamped records help users distinguish routine arrivals from visitor or delivery events, making the app useful even after the immediate unlock action is complete. Call history also provides context for people who contacted the property through a connected intercom.
For quicker everyday entry, ButterflyMX supports compatible Wear OS smartwatches as another control surface for connected doors, gates, elevators, and garages. That option is useful when a phone is packed away or carrying items makes it inconvenient to handle. The combination of recent activity, mobile controls, and wearable access keeps routine building entry organized around one resident account.
