Storable Access Control: How do I create or edit an Access Zone?

Access Zones allow you to group Access Points together and assign zones to tenants so they have access to the correct Access Points. You can also assign units to access zones so tenants are automatically assigned to the correct zones when they move in. Follow the instructions below to create a new access zone or edit an existing access zone in either SiteLink Web Edition or SiteLink myHub.

SiteLink Web Edition

1. Click Access from the Operations screen in SiteLink Web Edition. Access.png
2. Click Settings. access_settings.png
3. Click the + button to create a new Access Zone or the pencil icon to edit an existing Access Zone. access_zones.png

4. 

  • Enter a name for the Access Zone in the Name field.
  • Check the boxes for the Access Points that should be included in the Access Zone. 
  • Check the boxes for the units that should be included in the access zone under Available Units and use the arrows to add the units to the Assigned Zone Units column. If a tenant moves into a unit in the access zone, they will be automatically given access to that zone. 

 

 

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5. Click Save when you are done.

 

SiteLink myHub

1. From the Home page in SiteLink myHub, click Settings under the Access section. access_settings_2.png
2. Click the + button to create a new Access Zone or the pencil icon to edit an existing Access Zone. create_edit_access_zones.png

3. 

  • Enter a name for the Access Zone in the Name field.
  • Check the boxes for the Access Points that should be included in the Access Zone. 
  • Check the boxes for the units that should be included in the access zone under Available Units and use the arrows to add the units to the Assigned Zone Units column. If a tenant moves into a unit in the access zone, they will be automatically given access to that zone.
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4. Click Save when you are done.

 

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