Around the holidays, Airbnb is the go-to for consumers looking to travel during their vacation time, unaware of the greatest problem with the service. There is no system in place to help the client and those renting the house and/or room to meet. In fact, most of the time, it's not possible to find a common agreement on the timetable.
Keesy is a service that solves all this by creating a digital key with an integrated collection point that is provided to the customer after the purchase of the accommodation.
The Florentine platform made in Italy therefore promises to make the check-in and check-out operation really simple and flexible, eliminating the constraints of time and space.
To allow this management of home sharing , Keesy offers a network of automatic points where you can check-in and check-out and receive the keys, which will be kept in special combination boxes. In addition it will also be possible to collect the documents and pay / receive tourist tax.
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