Temporary guest permissions
Create access that expires automatically instead of sharing permanent instructions or relying on last-minute buzz-ins.
Manage scheduled guest entry, cleaner visits, and vendor access without replacing the building’s existing phone-based buzzer hardware.

Protobuzz turns an existing phone-based buzzer system into a guest-access workflow, so temporary entry can be scheduled and tracked without a hardware replacement.
Create access that expires automatically instead of sharing permanent instructions or relying on last-minute buzz-ins.
Fit recurring access to the exact windows when cleaners, dog walkers, or contractors should arrive.
Handle arrivals for Airbnb guests, family visitors, and co-host-managed stays more cleanly.
Residents, co-hosts, or building staff can coordinate temporary access without losing track of who created it.
Time-bound access reduces the risk of old guest privileges lingering after the visit is done.
All of this can sit on top of an existing phone-based condo or apartment buzzer system.
Guest access lets visitors, vendors, cleaners, and service providers get in without sharing permanent building access.
Protobuzz connects those temporary permissions to the same buzzer workflow residents already use, which keeps the access process coherent instead of splitting visitors into a separate tool.
Temporary access is useful for hosts, co-hosts, families with frequent visitors, and condo residents coordinating recurring helpers. It is less about answering the buzzer live and more about reducing manual coordination before the person even arrives.
Because Protobuzz works with existing phone-based buzzer systems, that improvement does not require a new access control installation.
A recurring vendor gets access only during the scheduled service window instead of relying on a manual buzz each week.
A friend reaches the building after you have already stepped out, but their access still follows the approved timing and workflow.
A host creates a structured arrival flow instead of handling every building buzz manually during check-in.
A recurring visitor gets narrow weekday entry without being able to use the same access path outside the approved hours.
Create the temporary access rule based on whether the person is a guest, cleaner, vendor, or recurring service provider.
Choose the approved window and connect the access to the existing buzzer workflow so residents or staff stay in control.
Check whether the access was used, which unlock event occurred, and whether any manual intervention was required.
Read the host-specific page if your guest access workflow is tied closely to short-term rental operations.
Read more →Shift to remote approval controls if the main need is one-off buzz-in rather than scheduled temporary access.
Read more →Start with call-routing if guest issues are actually caused by missed rings rather than weak visitor scheduling.
Read more →Compare Protobuzz with another guest-heavy short-term rental buzzer tool if host workflows are your main concern.
Read more →What customers are saying about Protobuzz.
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Protobuzz answers the most common questions about smart buzzer access, subscriptions, and getting started below.