Automate unit access-state transitions (reserve, grant access, overlock, deallocate) via the Stora API
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Steps
Authenticate to the Stora Public API.
Reserve a unit for a tenancy with reserve-a-unit.
Grant immediate access with grant-access-to-a-unit, which transitions the unit to occupied status.
Overlock all occupied units for a contact (e.g., on delinquency) with overlock-units-by-contact, and reverse it with remove-overlock-from-units-by-contact.
Deallocate a unit when the tenancy ends with deallocate-a-unit.
Subscribe to unit.reserved, unit.occupied, unit.overlocked, unit.repossessed, and unit.deallocated webhooks to keep a third-party access-control system in sync with unit state.
Known gotchas
Overlock/remove-overlock act on all of a contact's occupied units at once — there's no documented per-unit overlock call.
Stora's own 'Allocations and access' guide frames unit-state webhooks as the mechanism for keeping third-party access-control systems in sync — treat them as the source of truth to push to hardware rather than polling.
grant-access-to-a-unit changes status to occupied directly and is not the same call as completing a move-in order — guard against double-provisioning access.
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