Locker and compartment release
Your parcel or locker software stays in charge of the delivery workflow. OpenApp opens only the compartment that belongs to that pickup or drop-off event, under the rules you define.
Solutions
Mailrooms and parcel walls need controlled compartment openers tied to delivery and pickup workflows. OpenApp opens only the compartment that belongs to that event, under the rules you set.
OpenApp is ingress-only software, not a listed fire or escape-door system. Occupants must be able to exit without a phone or the cloud. Compliance
Locker banks are an operational workflow: your parcel or locker software decides which box is ready; OpenApp releases that compartment, records it, and keeps policies who may open what. Room keys and lobby directories are not the point - controlled release and audit are.
Campus and corporate mail services, last-mile locker operators, and integrators building parcel experiences.
Relay-controlled compartments and site-specific locker hardware through supported integrations or bridges.
Your parcel or locker software stays in charge of the delivery workflow. OpenApp opens only the compartment that belongs to that pickup or drop-off event, under the rules you define.
Drive compartment openers and site locker hardware through supported integrations or bridges - without inventing a second access product for mailrooms.
Connect parcel or locker software so delivery and pickup workflows release the correct compartment. The parcel or locker app owns the process; OpenApp only opens the matching compartment.
Control who may release which compartments and when - aligned with delivery and pickup windows, not permanent shared locker codes.
See access activity as operations unfold, and keep a durable history for ops review, owner reporting, and investigations. Export and webhooks send that history to external systems when you need reporting, audits, or tools outside OpenApp.