Allegion US has launched its Campus-to-Community Student Living solutions, a mobile-first access platform specifically designed for off-campus student housing operators. The new offering aims to streamline operations, enhance security, and deliver connected resident experiences by addressing unique challenges in the sector such as compressed turnover cycles, rising demand for connected living, and fragmented technology systems. At the core of this ecosystem is the integration of hardware, mobile credentials, and software partners into an interoperable environment that allows students to use mobile credentials via Apple Wallet and Google Wallet to access residences, amenities, and campus facilities across both on-campus and off-campus settings. The platform incorporates Schlage's Resident Key technology, enabling access through various devices including iPhones, Apple Watches, Android phones, and Wear OS smartwatches. Allegion states that the solution provides operational and financial benefits by simplifying turnover processes, reducing rekeying costs, minimizing lockouts, and integrating property management workflows. Additionally, the system is designed to improve visibility, reliability, and control for parents while creating a seamless mobile-first experience for residents. Earlier this year, Allegion partnered with Preiss, IRIS Technologies, and Quext to deploy what was described as the nation's first off-campus student housing mobile wallet experience at The Collective at Norman, serving students at the University of Oklahoma. Following that launch, the company reported that residents and property staff experienced improved convenience, optimized operations, and fewer after-hours lockouts. Allegion notes that the Campus-to-Community Student Living solutions are backed by its network of software and integration partners to provide a connected platform that simplifies operations and improves the overall resident experience.