Integrations · Unit Locks
ElevateOS + PointCentral
PointCentral locks, thermostats and incident alerts in one app.
Alarm.com's property-technology arm, providing smart locks, thermostats and sensors with enterprise management for rental portfolios.
- Headquarters
- Tysons, Virginia, USA
- Parent company
- Alarm.com
- Country of origin
- United States
- Founded
- 2014
Capabilities
- Remote lock control
- thermostat control
- incident alerts
How it works
- 1The lease is signed in your PMS.
- 2ElevateOS provisions the PointCentral credential for the right unit and common doors.
- 3The resident opens the door from the branded app. Move-out revokes the key automatically.
Customer result
The Curb: One app across the district. Event attendance tripled once residents and tenants shared a calendar. Retail partners post offers straight to the home screen.
Why it matters
No reprogramming. No fob encoder at the desk.
ElevateOS connects to PointCentral through its supported interface, so the locks on your doors stay where they are. Resident records sync from the PMS, the key lands on the phone at move-in and the key is gone at move-out. Staff stop cutting fobs and chasing spreadsheets.
FAQ
PointCentral questions
Does ElevateOS work with PointCentral?
Yes. PointCentral is a Live ElevateOS integration in the unit locks catalog.
What can residents do with PointCentral in ElevateOS?
ElevateOS supports remote lock control, thermostat control, incident alerts.
Which property management systems work with PointCentral in ElevateOS?
ElevateOS provisions PointCentral from Yardi, Entrata, RealPage, ResMan, AppFolio, Rent Manager.
Does ElevateOS replace the PointCentral app?
Yes, for residents. ElevateOS brings PointCentral into your branded resident app, so residents use one app instead of two.
What if my PointCentral system is older?
ElevateOS engineers review the model and the building. If it needs work, ElevateOS builds it.
See your building run on one app.
Thirty minutes. Your PMS, your hardware, your branding on the screen. See what gets consolidated, what gets connected and what starts paying you back.