Service
Who accepts, prices, processes and supports each order.
Smart lockers. Laundry first.
Controlled drop-off and pickup for wash-and-fold. Planned around your space, your service, and the people who use it.
Discuss fit and pricing
A wall with more to offer.The service point, considered as a whole
OurPort brings the physical wall, laundry workflow and site requirements into one practical conversation.
Who accepts, prices, processes and supports each order.
When customers and staff can reach the lockers—and what happens when they cannot.
Order status, payment, notifications and the existing dashboard that must stay useful.
Bag fit, wall dimensions, circulation, power, network and optional monitoring.
Two places to start
Bring laundry service closer to daily life—at the place it is processed, or the place people call home.

Give customers another way to leave and collect orders, while your team controls pricing, processing and service.
Explore the laundromat wall
Create a convenient collection point for residents and their laundry provider, with the property’s access rules in place.
Explore the resident amenityA simple service loop
Customers get a convenient handoff. Your team stays in charge of the laundry.
A customer leaves a labeled laundry bag in an assigned compartment.
The operator accepts, prices and processes the order on its service schedule.
The finished order returns to a locker, ready for the customer’s notified pickup.
Proposed workflow. Order acceptance, notifications and access are configured with the selected operator and system.
Designed around the handoff
A useful locker starts with the things that go inside it—and the work around it.
Confirm the incoming load and finished bundle fit the clear door opening. Then choose the compartment mix.
Map your existing dashboard, staff handoffs and customer notifications before confirming the software setup.
Plan placement, access, power and connectivity together. Explore a fitted wall or repeatable locker bays.
From idea to a site plan
Early questions are useful. They prevent a generic cabinet from becoming a promise the room or operation cannot support.
Audience, location, service, hours and current software.
Full bag, finished return, available wall and access route.
Operator, property, customer support, network and exceptions.
Cabinet mix, controls, installation and recurring services.
Optional site extensions
Review these options when they support the handoff. Neither is assumed for every site.

CCTV
Define coverage, ownership, network, retention and incident access before selecting equipment.
Review monitoring paths
WiFi & WAP
Start with Ethernet or the property’s existing WAP; consider an added access point after validation.
Review network pathsA few practical answers
The laundry operator handles order acceptance, pricing, washing, folding and customer care. OurPort plans the locker handoff around that service.
Drop-off and pickup can extend beyond staffed processing hours where building access allows. Access hours and the laundry service schedule are agreed for each site.
We start with the operator’s actual full bag and finished order. Both need to pass through the selected locker’s clear door opening before compartment sizes are confirmed.
Tell us which order, point-of-sale or resident system you use. We review the events, permissions and available interfaces before confirming any integration.
Pricing follows a review of your location, capacity, cabinet configuration, software and installation needs. Start with a few details about your site; exact measurements can follow.
Let’s plan it together
A laundromat wall, an apartment lobby, or a student residence. Tell us what you have in mind.