I used that for our cat sitter and set up a Smart Alert to notify us when she used the lock. Granting unique codes lets you see in the app’s history log just who came and went - no need to loan out extra keys or worry about getting them back. Through the Yale Access app, I added our son to our lock (he had to download and set up the app on his phone) and was able to grant him PIN access using a code. Using the Yale Access app, you can easily grant codes to anyone you need - we set up access for our family and our cat sitter right from our Apple Watch, but you can also use your phone and set up everything or control everything via the Apple Home app, even over Bluetooth. Yale’s system lets us provide permanent or temporary access using just geofencing, codes and remote control more easily than any other lock we tested. To be worth the money, a smart lock needs to make life simpler than a plain old lock and key, letting you manage access to your home for you, your family, your houseguests and whoever else you invite over, and the Yale Assure really delivers.
What we liked about the Yale Assure Lock 2
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It works well, it’s simple to install and it’s simple to upgrade to meet changing smart home standards. Building on the same core unit, you can choose between keypad or touchscreen and keyed and keyless models, and whatever flavor of smart home connectivity suits your setup. The Yale Assure Lock 2 is a full-featured replacement lock with a modular design that lets you buy exactly what you need to get the sort of access you want. Your CNN account Log in to your CNN account
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