/entrata_integration/about/index.htmlAn overview of what Pavlov Media’s Entrata integration is and how it works. Sections Overview Technical Diagrams Resident ExperienceHugoen-us/entrata_integration/about/lease_lifecycle_pavlov_actions/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000/entrata_integration/about/lease_lifecycle_pavlov_actions/index.htmlEntrata Lease Life Cycle This diagram shows the complete lifecycle of a lease in Entrata from initial application through to move-out, showing how a lease moves through different states (APPLICANT → FUTURE → CURRENT → NOTICE → PAST) via specific transition events. Pavlov Action based on Lease Status The following diagram defines the business logic for deciding what action to take in the Pavlov system (register, deactivate, transfer, or no action) based on the current lease status and whether the user is actively registered in Pavlov./entrata_integration/about/onboarding_account/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000/entrata_integration/about/onboarding_account/index.htmlWhat do property managers have to do to give Pavlov Entrata access? Property managers can follow the instructions on Authorize Pavlov to Entrata to give Pavlov Media access to the Entrata API. What do residents have do to get set up with their Wi-Fi? From the resident’s point of view, there isn’t much they have to do to get set up with their Wi-Fi besides give their contact info to property managers/Entrata. Pavlov’s system gets the resident’s contact information from Entrata. They get an email with their PSK (password) and SSID (Wi-Fi network identifier) information. They also receive an SMS with this info if their phone number has been provided and it is not an international phone number./entrata_integration/about/overview/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000/entrata_integration/about/overview/index.htmlThe Entrata integration is an automated integration that helps Pavlov Media’s internet service work smoothly with Multi-Dwelling Units (MDUs) that use Entrata software. The integration allows property managers to manage internet access for residents with automatically provided Wi-Fi keys based on apartment lease lifecycles, reducing manual work for managers. Essentially, primary applicant and co-applicant residents get and lose access to their Wi-Fi automatically and at the right times. Wi-Fi passwords can be shared by users across the space.