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Latch, Inc. (LTCH), operating under the DOOR brand, reports on a building-intelligence business that combines hardware, software and automated services for residential portfolios and purpose-built communities. Company news centers on access control and smart-building solutions for property owners, operators and residents, along with financial updates that discuss software revenue, total revenue, net loss, adjusted EBITDA and liquid assets.
Recent corporate updates also cover the company’s return to current SEC reporting, its completed restatement of prior financial statements, OTC market status for LTCH shares, leadership changes and disclosure matters tied to revenue recognition, internal controls, stockholder litigation and an SEC investigation.
Latch Inc. announced at ISC East 2024 the launch of DOOR Bug, a $39 AI-powered sensor designed to detect water-related issues in buildings. The device monitors running toilets, sink leaks, and other household problems, alerting property managers before they become costly emergencies. The product aims to address water damage issues that typically cost between $1,300 to $5,600 to restore. DOOR Bug integrates with Latch's existing smart sensor lineup and is expected to be available in 2025. Through future software updates, the device will be capable of monitoring additional property systems, including noise disturbances and building plant failures.
Latch (LTCH) announced that Chief Strategy Officer Jamie Siminoff will transition to an advisory role as Doorman in 2025. The company, soon to be rebranded as DOOR, has established its headquarters in St. Louis with a 62,000+ square foot facility employing over 50 team members. Key developments include launching the DOOR app for residential living management, introducing new hardware products like the M3 Retrofit Lock and smart sensors, acquiring HelloTech for installation services, and launching DOOR Property Management through The Broadway Company acquisition. The St. Louis-based leadership team will continue executing the company's strategy focusing on operational efficiency and customer value.
Latch, Inc., soon to be DOOR, has announced refreshed designs for DOOR Link, a QR code-powered intercom that provides interconnected benefits without requiring a power source. The company also introduced the DOOR Property Management Solar Sign to increase brand awareness for managed properties.
Key points:
- DOOR Link is available for $99.99 in various custom colors
- It allows residents to see visitors and grant access via smartphone
- The Solar Sign is easy to install and serves as a reminder of property management
- Both products aim to modernize facilities cost-effectively
- A future version of the Solar Sign incorporating the Link QR code is in development
Latch, Inc. (soon to be DOOR) has unveiled its new R2 Retrofit Kit, designed to quickly replace outdated door access readers with the modern, mobile-enabled Latch R2. This innovative solution allows property managers to upgrade their buildings with smart access control that is easy to install, aesthetically pleasing, and cost-effective. The kit enables seamless integration with existing infrastructure, enhances security with smart access capabilities, and offers a scalable, budget-friendly option for property upgrades.
Key features of the R2 Retrofit Kit include:
- Easy installation without drilling or major alterations
- Compatibility with most existing building management systems
- Advanced security features like remote access and digital audit trails
- Cost efficiency for retrofits rather than complete system replacements
- Scalability for gradual property-wide upgrades
The R2 Retrofit Kit is available for $999, with installation and bulk pricing options.
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