House rental management method and server

Abstract

The embodiment of the present application discloses a house rental management method, which can enable the landlord to know the number of times the intermediary service provider has led the guests to view the house to be rented. The method in the embodiment of the present application includes: the server obtains the information of the house to be rented, the information of the smart door lock, and the association between the information of the house to be rented and the information of the smart door lock, sends the information of the house to be rented to the target server, and assigns the unlocking authority of the smart door lock to the target server. Authorize the intermediary service provider corresponding to the target server, collect the identity authentication information of the intermediary service provider and the opening and closing information of the intermediary service provider's opening or closing of the smart door lock, and count the number of viewing times according to the opening and closing information and identity authentication information. The landlord can check the number of times the intermediary service provider has shown the house through the server, and know the number of times the intermediary service provider has led the guests to view the house to be rented. The information transmission between the landlord and the intermediary service provider is smooth, and the rental efficiency of the house to be rented is improved.

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technical field [0001] The embodiment of the present application relates to the field of data processing, and specifically relates to a house rental management method and server. Background technique [0002] In the housing rental market, the landlord will entrust his house to an intermediary service provider, and let the intermediary service provider find a tenant so that his house can be rented out as soon as possible. However, intermediary service providers may be lazy in finding tenants. After accepting the landlord’s entrustment, they may not help the landlord find tenants due to their own laziness, or because they are busy with business and have no time to find tenants. Not rented out. [0003] At the same time, in order to maintain the entrusted relationship with the landlord, the intermediary service provider will conceal its inaction from the landlord, for example, claiming to the landlord that the house is in poor condition and no tenants have come to inspect the ...

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However, intermediary service providers may be lazy in finding tenants. After accepting the landlord’s entrustment, they may not help the landlord find tenants due to their own laziness, or because they are busy with business and have no time to find tenants. not rented out

[0003] At the same time, in order to maintain the entrusted relationship with the landlord, the intermediary service provider will conceal its inaction from the landlord, for example, claiming to the landlord that the house is in poor condition and no tenants have come to inspect the house, or claiming that multiple tenants have come to inspect the house, but no intention of renting

[0004] In this case, the landlord cannot know the number of times the intermediary service provider has led the guests to view the house to be rented, resulting in poor information transmission between the landlord and the intermediary service provider, thus affecting the rental efficiency

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