Verified access to a monitored property
A method includes receiving, by a monitoring system that is configured to monitor a property and from a visitor to the property, a personally identifying code and a biometric identifier, determining that the personally identifying code corresponds to a stored personally identifying code, receiving, by the monitoring system, location information that corresponds to locations of the visitor during a time period before visiting the property, comparing the biometric identifier to a stored biometric identifier, based on determining that the personally identifying code corresponds to a stored personally identifying code, comparing the biometric identifier to the stored biometric identifier, and the location information, determining a confidence score that reflects a likelihood that the visitor is authorized to access the property, based on the confidence score that reflects the likelihood that the visitor is authorized to access the property, selecting, from among multiple monitoring system actions, a monitoring system action, and performing the monitoring system action.
1. A computer-implemented method comprising:
providing a request for service at a home;
receiving, in response to the request for service at the home, an indication of home service to be performed by a home service provider at the home;
obtaining a first biometric identifier of a visitor that arrived at the home in a vehicle;
determining whether the first biometric identifier of the visitor that arrived at the home matches a second biometric identifier of the home service provider;
receiving occupancy information that indicates a number of occupants in the vehicle;
determining whether the number of occupants in the vehicle matches an expected number of occupants in the vehicle; and
based on determining that (i) the first biometric identifier of the visitor that arrived at the home matches the second biometric identifier of the home service provider and (ii) the number of occupants in the vehicle matches an expected number of occupants in the vehicle, providing the visitor access to the home.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein receiving, in response to the request for service at the home, an indication of home service to be performed by a home service provider at the home comprises:
receiving the second biometric identifier of the home service provider; and
receiving data indicating the expected number of occupants in the vehicle.
3. The method of claim 1 , wherein determining whether the first biometric identifier of the visitor that arrived at the home matches a second biometric identifier of the home service provider comprises:
providing the first biometric identifier of the home service provider to a server that stores the second biometric identifier of the home service provider; and
receiving, from the server, an indication whether the first biometric identifier matches the second biometric identifier of the home service provider.
4. The method of claim 1 , wherein based on determining that the first biometric identifier of the visitor that arrived at the home matches the second biometric identifier of the home service provider, providing the visitor access to the home comprises:
obtaining a first code provided by a device operated by the visitor; and
determining that the first code provided by the device operated by the visitor corresponds to a second code previously associated with the home service provider, and
providing the visitor access to the home is based on determining that the first code provided by the device operated by the visitor corresponds to the second code previously associated with the home service provider.
5. The method of claim 4 , comprising transmitting the second code to a mobile computing device associated with the home service provider.
6. The method of claim 4 , comprising:
determining that the home service provider likely arrived at the home;
based on determining that the home service provider likely arrived at the home, providing a third code to a mobile computing device associated with the home service provider;
receiving a fourth code provided by the device operated by the visitor; and
determining whether the fourth code matches the third code,
wherein obtaining the second biometric identifier of the home service provider is based on determining the fourth code matches the third code.
7. The method of claim 1 , comprising:
determining whether the visitor enters an area of the home not associated with the service to be provided by the home service provider; and
based on determining whether the visitor enters the area of the home not associated with the service to be provided by the home service provider, providing, to a computing device of a resident of the home, an alert notification indicating that the visitor entered the area of the home not associated with the service to be provided by the home service provider.
8. The method of claim 1 , wherein the first biometric identifier represents at least one of a face of the home service provider or voice of the home service provider.
9. A system comprising:
one or more computers and one or more storage devices storing instructions that are operable, when executed by the one or more computers, to cause the one or more computers to perform operations comprising:
providing a request for service at a home;
receiving, in response to the request for service at the home, an indication of home service to be performed by a home service provider at the home;
obtaining a first biometric identifier of a visitor that arrived at the home in a vehicle;
determining whether the first biometric identifier of the visitor that arrived at the home matches a second biometric identifier of the home service provider;
receiving occupancy information that indicates a number of occupants in the vehicle;
determining whether the number of occupants in the vehicle matches an expected number of occupants in the vehicle; and
based on determining that (i) the first biometric identifier of the visitor that arrived at the home matches the second biometric identifier of the home service provider and (ii) the number of occupants in the vehicle matches an expected number of occupants in the vehicle, providing the visitor access to the home.
10. The system of claim 9 , wherein receiving, in response to the request for service at the home, an indication of home service to be performed by a home service provider at the home comprises:
receiving the second biometric identifier of the home service provider; and
and receiving data indicating the expected number of occupants in the vehicle.
11. The system of claim 9 , wherein determining whether the first biometric identifier of the visitor that arrived at the home matches a second biometric identifier of the home service provider comprises:
providing the first biometric identifier of the home service provider to a server that stores the second biometric identifier of the home service provider; and
receiving, from the server, an indication whether the first biometric identifier matches the second biometric identifier of the home service provider.
12. The system of claim 9 , wherein based on determining that the first biometric identifier of the visitor that arrived at the home matches the second biometric identifier of the home service provider, providing the visitor access to the home comprises:
obtaining a first code provided by a device operated by the visitor; and
determining that the first code provided by the device operated by the visitor corresponds to a second code previously associated with the home service provider, and
providing the visitor access to the home is based on determining that the first code provided by the device operated by the visitor corresponds to the second code previously associated with the home service provider.
13. The system of claim 12 , the operations comprising transmitting the second code to a mobile computing device associated with the home service provider.
14. The system of claim 12 , the operations comprising:
determining that the home service provider likely arrived at the home;
based on determining that the home service provider likely arrived at the home, providing a third code to a mobile computing device associated with the home service provider;
receiving a fourth code provided by the device operated by the visitor; and
determining whether the fourth code matches the third code,
wherein obtaining the second biometric identifier of the home service provider is based on determining the fourth code matches the third code.
15. The system of claim 9 , the operations comprising:
determining whether the visitor enters an area of the home not associated with the service to be provided by the home service provider; and
based on determining whether the visitor enters the area of the home not associated with the service to be provided by the home service provider, providing, to a computing device of a resident of the home, an alert notification indicating that the visitor entered the area of the home not associated with the service to be provided by the home service provider.
16. The system of claim 9 , wherein the first biometric identifier represents at least one of a face of the home service provider or voice of the home service provider.
17. The system of claim 9 , wherein the instructions are operable, when executed by the one or more computers, to cause the one or more computers to deny the visitor access to the home when the first biometric identifier of the visitor that arrived at the home does not match the second biometric identifier of the home service provider.
18. The system of claim 9 , wherein the instructions are operable, when executed by the one or more computers, to cause the one or more computers to deny the visitor access to the home when the number of occupants in the vehicle does not match the expected number of occupants in the vehicle.
19. A computer-implemented method comprising:
providing a request for service at a home;
receiving, in response to the request for service at the home, an indication of home service to be performed by a home service provider at the home;
determining that the home service provider likely arrived at the home;
based on determining that the home service provider likely arrived at the home, providing a first code to a mobile computing device associated with the home service provider;
receiving a second code provided by a device operated by a visitor that arrived at the home;
determining whether the second code matches the first code;
obtaining a first biometric identifier of the visitor;
obtaining a second biometric identifier of the home service provider in response to determining that the second code matches the first code;
determining whether the first biometric identifier of the visitor matches the second biometric identifier of the home service provider;
obtaining a third code provided by the device operated by the visitor;
determining that the third code provided by the device operated by the visitor corresponds to a fourth code previously associated with the home service provider; and
in response to (i) determining that the first biometric identifier of the visitor matches the second biometric identifier of the home service provider and (ii) determining that the third code provided by the device operated by the visitor corresponds to the fourth code previously associated with the home service provider, providing the visitor access to the home.
20. The method of claim 19 , comprising transmitting the fourth code to a computing device associated with the home service provider.