
Car workshops
Customers can drop off and pick up their car keys before or after opening hours.
- Key drop-off before 7 am, pickup in the evening
- Compartment assignment by licence plate
- No queuing at the counter
NewNETBOX® KEY · Key handover locker
NETBOX® KEY is the little sibling of our parcel locker: a wall-mounted key cabinet where every key gets its own compartment. It opens by QR code, every handover uses an individual permission, and every drop-off and pickup is logged.
The starting point
The customer wants to bring the car at seven in the morning, the guest arrives at midnight, a colleague leaves at the weekend. Someone has to be there.
Everyone who has used a key box once knows its code. It's rarely changed.
If a key is missing, there's no way to tell who took it and when. Accountability is lost.
Keys wait on the counter in labelled envelopes, or in a drawer if you're lucky.
How it works
The customer, guest or employee scans the QR code and places the key in the assigned compartment.
They receive the compartment number and a personal, single-use permission by email or SMS.
They open the compartment with their phone and take the key. The system records who took which key and when.
Use cases
Car keys, room keys, office keys, access cards. Anything that fits in a small compartment and where it matters who picks it up.

Customers can drop off and pick up their car keys before or after opening hours.

Self check-in even for late arrivals, without a night receptionist.

Issue company and rental cars by name, with accurate records.
More areas
The product
A compact, wall-mounted steel cabinet with 20 small compartments. Like the rest of the NETBOX® family it has no display: the user's own phone is the interface.
Indicative data; final dimensions and technical specifications are subject to agreement.
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A separate code for every handover, which expires after pickup or at a set time.
The workshop, reception or fleet manager knows immediately that the key has arrived.
Who put in or took out which key and when. Exportable report.
With workshop software, booking systems or fleet management software, by individual agreement.
Comparison
A code box works for one key, and the reception only during working hours. NETBOX® KEY combines the advantages of both.
| Criterion | Key box with code | Handover in person | RecommendedNETBOX® KEY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Availability | 0–24 | Working hours only | 0–24 |
| Permissions | One shared code for everyone | Personal identification | A unique code for every handover |
| Log | None | On paper, if at all | Automatic, exportable |
| Revoking access | Change the code on site | Not applicable | Instantly, remotely |
| Capacity | 1–2 keys | Unlimited, but requires staff | 20 keys per unit, expandable |
| Staffing needs | None | Continuous | None |
| Request a quote |
One system, two products
NETBOX® KEY connects to the same dashboard as the NETBOX® parcel lockers. It can be purchased, rented or used as a full service, and you can also join our pilot programme with it.
FAQ
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The operator can send a new permission from the dashboard or, if necessary, open the compartment remotely. The old code becomes invalid immediately.
Yes, in a covered place protected from rain, for example under a canopy or in an entrance recess. Fully outdoor versions are agreed individually.
Yes, a bunch of keys or a remote car key with its key ring fits comfortably. Units with larger compartments can also be designed.
Powder-coated steel cabinet, an individual and expiring permission for every handover, and a complete log. The operator is notified if a door is left open.
Key handover can be connected to workshop software, accommodation booking or fleet management systems. Integration options are discussed during the assessment.
Request a quote
Tell us where and how many keys you hand over each day, and we'll recommend the number of units, their placement and the right plan.
We'll get in touch within one working day.