Today, ParqEx is excited to announce the launch of Entryly, a resident access and community management platform designed to simplify community operations, improve resident experiences, and bring together the tools communities need to operate more efficiently.

For years, property owners and managers have adopted technology to solve specific operational challenges. One system manages access control. Another handles visitor management. A separate platform supports resident communication. Yet another manages amenities, vendors, deliveries, or guest parking.

While each solution may serve an important purpose, the result is often a fragmented technology experience for both residents and staff.

By bringing resident access, community management, communication, and operational workflows together within a single platform, Entryly helps communities create a more streamlined experience for everyone involved.

Why ParqEx Built Entryly

For years, ParqEx has helped communities manage parking operations, guest access, permits, and operational workflows.

Along the way, a common challenge continued to emerge: Property teams were not struggling because they lacked technology. They were struggling because they had too many disconnected systems.

Residents were juggling multiple applications while staff were forced to switch between disconnected systems just to manage daily community operations.

Rather than replacing existing property technology, Entryly works alongside existing systems, including parking as a service solutions, to simplify how communities manage the people, interactions, and operations that occur every day. It complements existing systems while reducing the friction created by disconnected workflows.

The result is a more unified operational experience for residents, staff, guests, and service providers, helping communities reduce complexity while improving day-to-day operations..

The Growing Problem of Property Technology Fragmentation

Technology has transformed how residential communities operate.

From access control and visitor management to amenity reservations and resident communication, digital tools have become essential components of modern property management.

However, many communities now find themselves managing a growing collection of disconnected systems.

The Resident Experience Has Become Fragmented

Residents may use:

• One application to access the property
• Another application to manage guests
• A separate platform for community announcements
• Additional systems for amenities, deliveries, or guest parking

What should feel seamless often becomes unnecessarily complicated.

Residents are forced to navigate multiple applications, passwords, workflows, and communication channels simply to interact with their community.

Staff Face Similar Challenges

Property teams often find themselves managing:

• Multiple administrative portals
• Duplicate data entry
• Separate reporting systems
• Disconnected operational workflows

Over time, these inefficiencies create additional administrative burden and impact both staff productivity and resident satisfaction.

Technology should simplify community management. Yet, too often, it creates more complexity.

A Typical Day at a Modern Community

Imagine a typical weekday at an apartment community.

Before 10:00 a.m., a property manager may already have coordinated:

• A dog walker arriving for a resident
• A housekeeper cleaning another unit
• A landscaper maintaining the grounds
• A maintenance contractor repairing an appliance
• Multiple package deliveries
• Two guests visiting residents
• A moving company scheduled for the afternoon

None of these activities are unusual.

Together, they represent the everyday complexity of managing a modern community. These aren’t extraordinary situations, they’re everyday community operations. Entryly was designed to help communities manage them from one connected platform.

Communities Depend on More Than Residents

A modern residential community is supported by a constantly changing network of people.

On any given day, a property may interact with:

• Guests
• Delivery drivers
• Dog walkers
• Housekeepers and cleaners
• Landscapers
• Vendors
• Contractors
• Maintenance teams
• Caregivers
• Service providers
• Property inspectors
• Real estate professionals
• Moving companies

(Better guest management can also reduce unauthorized parking issues.)

Managing Access at Scale

Coordinating access for these groups often requires a surprising amount of effort.

Without the right technology, staff can spend valuable time managing permissions, answering questions, tracking arrivals, and coordinating services rather than focusing on residents and operations.

As communities grow, these challenges only become more difficult to manage.

What Is Entryly?

Entryly is a resident access and community management platform designed to help properties manage the people, processes, and interactions that shape daily community operations.

Rather than focusing solely on physical access, Entryly provides a broader framework for managing community engagement, communication, and operational workflows.

Core Capabilities

Depending on community needs, Entryly can support:

• Resident access management
• Guest and visitor management
• Vendor and contractor coordination
• Service provider access management
• Community communication
• Amenity management
• Operational workflows
• Resident engagement initiatives
• Parking integrations
• Administrative oversight and reporting

Built for Connected Communities

The platform helps connect:

• Residents
• Property staff
• Guests
• Vendors
• Contractors
• Service providers

within a unified digital experience.

Why Traditional Access Control Is No Longer Enough

Historically, access control systems focused on a single objective: controlling entry into a building or community.

Modern communities require much more. Property managers must coordinate residents, guests, vendors, deliveries, amenities, communications, parking resources, and countless daily operational requests.

Access Is Only Part of the Equation

Traditional access control focuses on entry.

Modern communities require technology to manage relationships, interactions, and daily operations after access is granted.

Residents, guests, contractors, service providers, vendors, and staff all interact with a community differently. Managing those interactions efficiently is becoming just as important as controlling who enters a property.

Access Control vs. Community Management

Although often grouped together, access control and community management serve different purposes.

Traditional Access Control

Traditional access systems are designed to:

• Manage credentials
• Control entry points
• Secure buildings and amenities
• Track access activity

These functions remain essential.

Community Management

Community management extends beyond access.

It focuses on:

• Resident experiences
• Community engagement
• Guest interactions
• Vendor coordination
• Service provider access
• Operational efficiency
• Communication
• Shared resources
• Administrative workflows

Access control answers the question: “Can someone enter?”

Community management answers the question: “What happens once they are part of the community?”

Why Connected Communities Perform Better

Successful communities are built on more than physical infrastructure. They depend on communication, convenience, transparency, and positive resident experiences.

When systems operate independently, friction increases. Residents become frustrated by multiple applications and inconsistent processes. Staff spend valuable time navigating administrative tasks rather than focusing on resident needs.

Improved Resident Experience

Residents can access important community resources through a streamlined, intuitive experience.

Increased Operational Efficiency

Centralized workflows help reduce administrative burdens and improve visibility across community operations.

Better Communication

Community announcements, updates, and interactions become easier to manage and distribute.

Stronger Community Engagement

Residents are more likely to participate when information and resources are accessible and easy to use.

Simplified Third-Party Access Management

Property teams can better coordinate guests, contractors, service providers, and vendors without relying on manual processes or disconnected systems.

This can also help reduce operational challenges associated with parking complaints and visitor-related issues.

How Entryly Supports Modern Communities

Entryly was designed with a simple goal: helping communities operate more effectively while creating better experiences for residents.

A Centralized Platform for Community Operations

The platform provides property teams with tools to manage:

• Access
• Communication
• Operations
• Community interactions

from a centralized environment.

Supporting Every Type of Community Interaction

Whether coordinating residents, guests, vendors, landscapers, cleaners, maintenance teams, pet care providers, deliveries, or contractors, Entryly helps create a more organized experience.

Connecting Operations Across the Property

Rather than adding another disconnected technology solution, Entryly helps simplify the technology ecosystem communities rely on every day.

By connecting critical workflows and creating a more cohesive resident experience, communities can spend less time managing systems and more time focusing on people.

The Future of Community Management

Resident expectations continue to evolve.

People increasingly expect the same level of convenience, accessibility, and digital connectivity from their communities that they experience in other aspects of daily life.

Communities Are Becoming More Complex

Property teams are responsible for managing not only residents, but also the growing network of guests, vendors, contractors, service providers, and operational partners that interact with a property every day.

Technology Is Becoming More Connected

As a result, property technology is shifting away from standalone tools and toward integrated solutions that bring multiple functions together.

The Shift Toward Connected Communities

The future is not simply smarter access control. The future is smarter communities.

Communities that embrace connected platforms for resident access, community management, and parking operations will be better positioned to improve resident experiences, streamline operations, strengthen communication, and adapt to changing expectations.

Why Entryly Matters

Entryly was built with that future in mind.

By bringing together resident access, community management, and community operations within a single platform, Entryly helps communities move beyond disconnected technology and toward a more connected future.

Because community management should be about more than opening doors. It should be about creating better places to live.

That’s the future Entryly was built to help create.

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