The NterNow database is located at www.NterNow.us

Go to the database to find additional details from the prospect’s visit. In the database you can also set follow-up reminders, generate reports and store sales notes.

Your login is your first.last name in lower case letters.  For instance, the login for George Washington is george.washington. Your password is assigned to you in your Welcome Letter. If you’ve forgotten yours, use the Reset Password button.

From 7 AM EST to dusk in your part of the US daily– including holidays.  Yes, buyers visit properties on holidays!

Yes, NterNow’s patented lock and well-honed process keep the home secure despite being accessible to identity-verified homeshoppers.  For details, check out Security Features.

A small screwdriver is needed to remove the back cover of the lock and remove the lock from the door.  Place the pieces of the lock back into the related NterNow cardboard box and reinstall the buyer’s finished front door lock.

There’s no need for an agent lockbox. Agents and buyers can both gain access using NterNow. NterNow tracks all visitor activity, prospects and agents, and sends it instantly to your cellphone and/or computer.  You can catch the prospect when they are in the home!

Yes. NterNow provides and tracks the access of workers, inspectors and you’re your staff.  Alternatively, we provide a key with each lock to be used/copied at your discretion and placed in a contractor box.

Call Center representatives will alert you to any lock issues and can support you in troubleshooting the lock, including clearing the system, walking you thru replacing the batteries, etc. If the lock continues to fail, a new one will be mailed to you, and the shipping packaging can be reused to return the faulty lock.

Simply return the lock, signs and key to us using secure packaging (no peanuts please!)

Installing a NterNow lock on a decorated model or a home being used as an office is possible by signing a special indemnification agreement since our insurance does not cover contents.  Call 678-910-1811 to request the form.

Our mobile apps are programmed not to allow access after dusk for liability and safety sake. We encourage late visitors to return the next day during daylight hours. Exceptions can be made for buyer’s agents to show after dusk if the listing agent makes arrangements with the Call Center in advance and calls in for access.

The Program Manager and an unlimited number of staff can be set up to receive the leads.

Visitor Type

• V: Visitor
• AG: Agent
• TC: Trade Contractor
• CL: Staff Members/Co-Workers

Visitor Status

• Accessed: Visitor accessed the home
• NA–V: No Access – Visitor ID verification was not successful
• NA–T: No Access – Visitor arrived after hours, restricted
• NA–L: No Access – Visitor had an issue with the Lock 
• NA–I:  No Access – Visitor wanted information only
• NC: Accessed property but visitor requested No Contact

Anyone with a screw driver!  NterNow locks have been installed and fixed by agents, builders, marketing staffers, construction supervisors and even husbands.  With the installation instructions to guide you through with pictures and text, anyone can install an NterNow lock.  The Call Center must be reached (470-795-8389) to complete the installation and activate the lock. Installations are done on Monday-Friday only from  7 am to 6 pm EST.

If you have trouble, redownload the app in case you have an outdated version.  In addition, each page of the app has a Help button which when punched, immediately connects them to a helpful person in our Call Center.  Use the Staff Version of the mobile app and gain quick access to any home – eliminating key hunting! Here’s a short video showing you how the Staff app works and how you get started.

• Be prepared! Carry a small Phillips head screwdriver (we provide one in the NterNow Pack), the key to the lock, a black sharpie, 4 fresh AA copper top batteries and your cell phone.
• Remove the outside of the battery compartment with the small screwdriver and insert new batteries.
• Use only AA copper top batteries, purchased from a store that turns over their supply often. No-name batteries from a convenience store will fail quickly.
• Last step, call the Call Center and resync the lock –  every time the batteries are changed or when the lock is moved to a new house.

We wish batteries would last forever! Here are some best practices to ensure batteries last long and visitors are not disappointed when the lock fails to operate:

• Always use copper top batteries – Consumer Reports agrees with us that they last the longest. The average installation with copper tops lasts 4-6 months or 60 opens. In a perfect environment, like on our test bench, we’ve had batteries work for 1600 opens. We ran out of energy before they did!
• Always buy your AA batteries from a store that sells a lot of batteries so they are fresh. Convenience and grocery store batteries are seldom fresh.
• We advocate proactively change your batteries at the time change in spring and fall. The lock will tell you with a trill upwards and then downwards that the batteries are running low.
• Avoid propping open the door for hours– this runs down the batteries. The lock is constantly trying to re-secure the home.
• If the lock’s knob is hard to turn or make a grinding noise, it runs out of batteries quickly, it’s may be a poor installation where the parts are not meshing correctly — Try taking the lock off the door and reinstall it. Hanging a heavy key-lockbox from the NterNow knob will cause this to happen over time.