On Stompstart by 5 March 2016 · Provo · Utah · United States
TrackPin.
A Utah garage keypad run from a smartphone, built so couriers could leave parcels inside the garage using a one-time PIN.
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The TRACKPIN trademark was registered (Reg. No. 5041883) for access control and alarm monitoring systems.
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The TRACKPIN registration, then owned by Sure-Fi Inc. of Provo, was cancelled because no acceptable Section 8 declaration was filed.
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“Have you ever missed a delivery? TrackPIN easily solves this problem.”
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“Have you ever missed a delivery? TrackPIN easily solves this problem.”
Have you ever missed a delivery or had to reschedule a service because no one was home to answer the door? TrackPIN easily solves this problem by allowing these services secure access to your garage. Using a simple keypad, and the technology of your smartphone or other internet connected device, you can add, change, or delete custom garage PIN codes in seconds.... TrackPIN is the world's first smart garage keypad! The TrackPIN system puts you in control, allowing you to grant or restrict access to any party at any time! TrackPIN is a division of Hidden Butler Inc. based in Provo, Utah. Since 2011, Hidden Butler has been building custom keyless doors and cabinetry. In early 2014, both UPS and FedEx began allowing delivery to garages to minimize the annoying signature requirements many merchants are now requiring. To our surprise, no “connected” residential garage keypad existed. In mid-2014, we developed TrackPIN, the world’s first connected garage door keypad. With TrackPIN anyone with a motorized garage can enjoy the convenience of unattended delivery and access control.
- Platforms
- iOS
- Location
- Provo · Utah · United States
In our words: The listing described TrackPIN as a connected garage keypad from Hidden Butler Inc. of Provo, Utah, which had made custom keyless doors since 2011. Owners could add, change or delete garage PIN codes from a phone so delivery and service people could get in when nobody was home; it called itself the first smart garage keypad.
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