PHYSICAL KEY MANAGEMENT

A place for
every key.

The small detail your whole service depends on. Keep physical key sets connected to the right home, with custody and handover history in one workspace.

Physical key setsProperty-linked recordsHandover history
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24 KEY SETS · 24 PROPERTIES

Keys

Key register

Key register

All properties
Casa OlivaSet A · Front entrance
JD
Villa SolSet A · Main entrance
SL
Casa LumaSet B · Garden access
In office
Villa SerenaSet A · Front entrance
In office
A record for every handover.
Checked out

Casa Oliva

Set A · Front entrance + garden

Currently with
JD
Jamie DavisSince today, 08:45

Handover history

Collected by JamieFor weekly home check
Returned to officeSam · Logged at 16:20
Collected by SamFor arrival preparation

Illustrative workspace · fictional property and team details

KNOW THE HOME. KNOW THE HANDOVER.

“Who has the keys?”
deserves a clear answer.

A cleaner collects a set. A colleague takes it to an arrival. A spare stays in the office. Keep those practical movements connected to a property instead of relying on everyone to remember.

  • Identify each physical set against its home.
  • Record custody as keys move between people.
  • Review the history when a handover needs checking.
KEYSTEDK—014Villa Oliva · Main set
J
CURRENT CUSTODYJules · Field team

Illustrative physical key record

FOLLOW THE KEY, NOT THE MESSAGE THREAD

A history behind
every handover.

01 · STORED

Office cabinet

The set has a known starting point.

02 · COLLECTED

Team member

Record who takes responsibility for it.

03 · HANDED OVER

Next custodian

Keep the movement attached to the set.

04 · RETURNED

Back in place

Close the loop with a clear record.

An example custody workflow. Physical handovers still need to be completed and recorded by your team.

THE DETAILS THAT KEEP A BUSINESS MOVING

Small records.
Real operational value.

01

Prepare for cover

A colleague covering a visit can check the key record alongside the property and task, before leaving for the home.

02

Check an outstanding return

Review the custody history to understand the last recorded handover and follow up with the relevant person.

03

Keep spare sets distinct

Treat a spare as its own physical set. Keep it identifiable so “the key is in the office” has useful context.

PART OF PROPERTY CARE

Access belongs
with the rest of the job.

A key record becomes more useful when your team can also find the home, visit details and assigned work. Keysted brings those operational pieces into the same workspace.

Explore the planning workspace
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PropertiesCasa Oliva

Casa Oliva

Jávea, Costa Blanca

Active
Illustrative Mediterranean propertyCasa Oliva
Property type
Villa
Bedrooms
3 bedrooms
Capacity
6 guests
Pool
Private
OverviewOccupancyPlanningFiles
Arriving today14 Sep → 21 Sep
4 guests · 7 nights

Occupancy

Upcoming stays
Fictional upcoming stays at Casa Oliva
ArrivalDepartureNightsGuests
14 Sep 2026Arriving today21 Sep 202674
25 Sep 2026Upcoming2 Oct 202676

Property details, upcoming stays and keys · fictional home

GOOD TO KNOW

Built for keys
you can hold.

Does this control electronic locks?

This feature manages records for physical keys and handovers. It does not imply a connected smart-lock or remote door-unlocking integration.

Will a key movement record itself?

Your team records custody changes as physical handovers happen. The history helps you review what has been recorded; it is not a physical tracking device.

Can this sit alongside my existing key labels?

Your key register should use clearly identifiable physical sets. During a demo, we can walk through how your current numbering and handover process could fit.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Take the guesswork
out of the key handover.

Show us how you work. We’ll show you how your homes, team and daily tasks fit together in Keysted.