Alarm.com can allow you to manage individual user codes for your security system and compatible connected devices.
Using a separate code for each person is recommended instead of having everyone share the same alarm code. Individual codes make it easier to control access and identify who armed or disarmed the system.
The options available in Alarm.com can vary depending on your security system and services.
These are two different things.
An alarm user code is typically a numeric code entered at the alarm panel or keypad to arm or disarm the security system.
An Alarm.com login is the username and password used to sign into the Alarm.com app or website.
Do not give another person your Alarm.com username and password just because they need an alarm code.
Make sure the security system is disarmed before making changes to user codes.
Changes may not be sent successfully to some alarm systems while the system is armed.
In the Alarm.com app:
Available options can vary depending on the equipment connected to your account.
Whenever possible, give each person their own alarm code.
For example, separate codes can be created for:
Individual codes make it easier to determine who used the security system and allow one person's access to be removed without changing everyone else's code.
To change a person's code:
After the update completes, verify that the new code works before relying on it.
If a person should no longer have access:
If the person also has access to connected locks, access-control doors, or other devices, review those permissions as well.
Removing an alarm code does not necessarily remove every other type of access the person may have.
If a newly created or changed code does not work:
If Alarm.com cannot communicate with the alarm panel, user-code changes may not synchronize until communication is restored.
Alarm-system codes and smart-lock access can be related through Alarm.com, but permissions depend on the equipment and account configuration.
If a user's code operates the alarm but not a connected lock, check whether that user has been given access to the lock.
Do not factory reset the lock to correct a user-permission problem.
Verify that the user has access to the security system as well as the lock.
A user may have permission for one device without having permission for another.
Depending on the equipment and Alarm.com services on the account, additional access options may be available for users who only need access during certain periods.
If you need special scheduling or restricted access and do not see the appropriate options, contact CommTech Systems.
Do not provide your:
through an online support chat.
CommTech Systems can troubleshoot most user-code issues without needing to know your personal code.
Contact CommTech Systems if:
When requesting assistance, provide the name of the affected user and the equipment that is not accepting the code, but do not provide the actual alarm code or your Alarm.com password.