On the CellGate TrueCloud web portal, you can create as many access codes as you want. In fact, it is best to give each person their own personal access code so you can monitor exactly who enters and when.

Yes, on the CellGate TrueCloud web portal, you can create an access code to be valid for a certain number of uses, for a defined date/time range and/or days of the week, or until canceled.

Yes, using the CellGate TrueCloud web portal you can open or close the door, gate or lock directly from the CellGate web site by logging in to www.cell-gate.com, or by using your smart phone app. The device will open/close even if you are not there in person.

Yes, if supported by your electronic gate, door or lock, CellGate will let you use the TrueCloud web portal or smart phone app to open the gate for an extended period of time. 

Unlike keypads or remote control devices, all transactions using CellGate products are logged on the TrueCloud web portal. You can sort transactions by date/time or even by access code, and find out exactly who entered and when. In order for this feature to be most helpful, be sure to give each person their own personal access code.

Most CellGate devices use advanced wireless data technology and operate on AT&T or Verizon networks.  Some CellGate products can also work with a hardwired internet connection.  

Battery backup is not an included standard feature on CellGate products and may not be on your gate operator. Talk to your installer concerning what functionality you’d like to have under AC power loss conditions.

Access codes are stored in the keypad and will continue to work if cellular service is down.

If you want to have the transaction recorded by the TrueCloud web portal, it will. If you do not want to record transactions when clickers are used, your system can programmed to ignore clicker openings.