김집사PASS

주)김집사

About this app

Kim Butler PASS is an integrated apartment management platform specialized in Bluetooth common entrance access system and parking management.

[Access card]
- The most accurate and safe walk-through and tagging common entrance access service
- The door opens automatically when you approach the common entrance with your smartphone without running the app every time.
- Our self-developed access control device improves the inaccuracy and security issues of existing products by applying the latest multiple motion sensors.
- Can be used in tagging mode for doors that require accurate personal authentication, such as community centers

[Parking Management]
- Heterogeneous integrated parking management service compatible with all parking breakers
- Visit vehicle reservation (1-day visit/period visit) and visit status can be checked
- Can check household vehicle registration status and access history
- Vehicle entry/exit notification and monthly parking fee inquiry possible
- Providing illegally parked vehicle notification and reporting service

[News/Notice]
- Bulletin board service to share important information about the apartment
- Sharing apartment notices and various mandatory disclosure information

[Electronic voting]
- Safe and accurate electronic voting service with multiple encryptions
- App/web online electronic voting method that allows you to elect neighborhood representatives/executives and make decisions necessary for managing various apartment complexes
- It can be implemented for free, and SMS/Kakao notification messages encouraging voting participation can be sent without any restrictions and costs.

[Management fee inquiry]
- Easy management fee notification by uploading ERP management fee data
- Supports various management cost statistics and analysis functions

[QR payment]
- You can order through a dedicated kiosk at a cafe in the apartment complex and pay the management fee later by linking it with QR payment within the app.
- Provide detailed order details for each case