GATE ACCESS WEBSITE

March 17, 2022

Justin Mocha, Director of Security

GateAccess.net allows residents to have more control over their guest lists—you would be surprised at the number of residents who have permanent guests listed who have not visited in 10+ years. Some of these may be guests you no longer wish to have access to property. Logging into GateAccess.net and clicking the ‘Guest List’ tab allows you to view your list in its entirety and remove guests who no longer visit.

While viewing your Guest List you may click on the ‘View/Send Voucher’ button to send a Fast Pass to one of your guests. A Fast Pass will make processing your guests much faster at the gate, and you can disable a Fast Pass at any time by simply removing the guest.

GateAccess.net also allows you to update your contact information. Clicking on the ‘Contact Info’ tab, you may update e-mail addresses and phone numbers associated with your account. It’s important for BPCA and security to have reliable ways of contacting residents in the event of an emergency. Additionally, you can set up Entry Notifications on this page that will automatically e-mail or text you a message when an officer logs an entry to your address. You can even review entries on the ‘Entry Logs’ tab.

All of these functions are also available on the GateAccess mobile app for iPhone and Android!

Although our operators are always here to assist you, I encourage everyone to log-in to GateAccess.net or the Gate Access mobile app at least once to review your Guest List and Contact Information. After navigating to GateAccess.net using an internet browser, you can log into your account using the following credentials:

Community Code: CALL THE BPCA OFFICE FOR THE CODE 561-395-7551

User Name: Primary 10-digit Phone Number on Account (no dashes or spaces, with area code)

Password: Access Code

These same credentials also work for the Gate Access mobile app. When using the app select ‘Remember Me’ so you do not have to log in every time.

If you have problems logging in you can call Access Control or the BPCA Office to assist you. I encourage everyone to make use of this tool.