Scout | Building Health Signals & Lock Bridge Device | DOOR

Scout monitors building health, surfaces critical conditions, and supports smarter operations.
Scout brings supported locks under remote control and uses edge AI to catch life-safety and asset-protection events, all from one device.
Scout helps teams gain earlier visibility into temperature anomalies, air quality changes, water-related issues, smoke and CO events, and other building conditions that can impact residents, assets, and operations.
Sync credentials and trigger remote unlocks across supported locks without walking the property.
Detect smoke and carbon monoxide alarm events earlier so teams can respond when it matters most
Spot conditions that point to comfort issues, HVAC problems, freezing risk, or moisture damage.
Surface signs of water issues earlier, before a small leak becomes a big claim.
Track indoor air quality signals such as VOCs, CO2, and humidity to help teams identify comfort and air quality concerns earlier.
In common areas and vacant units, Scout can identify elevated sound events that may require attention.
Detect sounds that may indicate broken glass, forced impact, or other unusual entry-related events.
By processing signals where they occur, Scout delivers faster awareness while keeping sensitive data within the unit.
Audio never leaves the device, helping teams act on events without storing or transmitting recordings.
Scout identifies important building events without storing or transmitting audio.
Audio is processed directly on the device, helping teams act when seconds matter.
Built for occupied spaces where privacy matters most.
Install in minutes with flexible wall or ceiling mounting and battery or USB power options. No specialized hardware, complicated setup, or lengthy deployment process.
A single Scout can support up to eight locks, helping teams extend connectivity while reducing hardware throughout the property.
Scout works within the DOOR ecosystem, combining lock connectivity and building health insights in the same platform teams already use every day.