Waymark / Routes / developer.remotelock.com Issue a temporary guest access code via the RemoteLock API
domain: developer.remotelock.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps Complete standard RemoteLock OAuth setup (Client ID/Secret, access token) as with any integration Confirm the target device is a Wi-Fi enabled RemoteLock, since this guest-code method does not work on algorithmic ResortLocks Create an access guest record (a lighter-weight access-person type meant for short-term visitors) scoped to the relevant device Optionally use the 'create a guest with readypin credentials' variant to have RemoteLock generate the PIN automatically Optionally schedule the access-instructions email to the guest for a set number of days before their check-in/appointment Known gotchas Wi-Fi RemoteLocks and algorithmic ResortLocks use completely different programming flows; the guest-access endpoint will not work on a ResortLock Guest access codes/persons are a distinct object type from regular access users, with their own create/update/delete endpoints Deactivating vs. deleting an access person are different calls with different effects on audit history
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