Lincoln, NE
Booking-driven door access for a Lincoln float spa
Designed booking-to-door automation so members can access select amenities outside desk hours — Float Helm reservations driving UniFi Access windows. Framed as guest experience, not headcount cuts.
Challenge
What was broken or missing.
A Lincoln float spa wanted members to reach sauna and related amenities without staffing the desk every hour of the day. Manual unlocks do not scale; the booking system already knew who reserved what window.
Approach
What SAINT did.
- 01Designed Float Helm reservation webhooks → automation → UniFi Access visitor windows (begin/end aligned to the booking, cancel revokes access).
- 02Preferred QR / visitor credentials over shared codes; kept cloud automation reachable to the local Access API through a secure tunnel pattern.
- 03Treated the work as physical + IT integration under SAINT — not a Verkada story and not a “fire staff” story.
Outcome
What we can say publicly.
Public expansion messaging and a complete design/runbook path for booking-driven access. Live cutover dates and success rates stay off this page until Colton confirms production status.
Do not invent after-hours revenue, automation success percentages, or payroll savings. Confirm go-live before upgrading this from design-delivered to operations-delivered.
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