Access for your practice, without interrupting the session
When your next client arrives, they get into the building by ringing the intercom. Without you getting up to open the door, without cutting the session and with no disruption.
Getting up to open the door cuts the session
You're seeing a client and the intercom rings. You have to interrupt what you're doing, get up and open, and the intercom noise itself cuts the conversation. If you don't open in time, your next client is left waiting out on the street. And putting someone on reception just to open the door doesn't pay off.
For a psychologist, a lawyer, a dentist or a physiotherapist, every interruption takes away concentration and professionalism. Keeppe automates your practice's intercom: when the next client arrives and rings, the building door opens on its own and they go up to the waiting room, without you having to stop the session.
How your client gets in, without you getting up
Access is handled on its own while you keep seeing clients.
Rings the intercom
Your client reaches the entrance and rings the intercom, as always.
Waits a few seconds
Keeppe, installed inside the intercom, detects your client's call and makes a brief pause.
The entrance opens
The building door opens, naturally and discreetly, without you interrupting the session.
And since Keeppe can lower the intercom's buzzer volume, the arrival doesn't cut the conversation with the person you're seeing.
Why it fits your practice
Designed to see clients without interruptions and with discretion.
See clients without interrupting
You stay with your client while the next one gets into the building. You don't stop the session to open the door.
A more discreet buzzer
Keeppe can lower the intercom volume so the arrival doesn't disturb the session.
No reception for the door
You automate access with no need for staff dedicated to opening the door for each client.
No app, no wifi, no fees
One-time payment, no subscription or maintenance. Neither you nor your client have to install anything.
Always works
It has no batteries and doesn't rely on wifi: it doesn't run out of power or lose the connection.
No community permission
It's installed inside your practice's private intercom, without touching communal elements.
Designed for all kinds of practices and offices
- Psychologists, physiotherapists and lawyers, who need sessions without interruption.
- Offices, agencies and notaries with heavy footfall.
- Dentists, dental technicians, osteopaths and other healthcare practices.
- Any professional who sees clients in a flat with an intercom and wants to stop getting up to open the door.
Clean installation, no building work
Keeppe installs inside your practice's intercom, with no visible cables, no holes and no plugs. You receive clear step-by-step instructions and technical support. It's compatible with analogue and digital intercoms (touchscreen ones coming soon).
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to keep an eye on the intercom?
When your client rings the intercom, Keeppe opens the building door for you. You keep seeing clients without getting up or interrupting the session.
Does the buzzer disturb the session?
Keeppe can lower the intercom's buzzer volume, so the next client's arrival doesn't cut the conversation with the person you're seeing.
Do I need an app or setup?
Keeppe needs no app or setup. Neither you nor your client have to download or configure anything.
Does it work if the wifi goes down?
It doesn't depend on any connection, so it keeps working.
Do I need community permission?
It's installed inside your practice's private intercom, without touching any communal element of the building.
Is it hard to install?
No building work needed. The installation is clean, with no visible cables, no holes or plugs.
What warranty and returns does it have?
Domestic shipping is free.
See clients without interrupting yourself to open the door
The next client gets in on their own, without cutting your session and without the buzzer disturbing anyone. One-time payment, no fees.
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