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self storage management software

Software for running a self-storage facility — the business of renting individual storage units to tenants by the month. It handles move-ins and move-outs, gate access codes and keypad logging, automated billing and late fees, unit availability boards, and tenant communications, often tied into the facility's security cameras and entry gates. It replaces the combination of a paper rental agreement, a spreadsheet of unit occupancy, and a standalone credit-card terminal that an owner or site manager used to juggle at the front desk.

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