Map the installed base
Use a door and mortise checklist before selecting a “universal” lock for a country or property segment.
- Door thickness and material
- Mortise and handle geometry
- Indoor, outdoor and weather exposure
Smart lock distributor route
Stock smart locks that fit the doors and the service model.
Trudian helps importers, wholesalers and property-focused channels define a smart-lock range around door preparation, credentials, software ownership and after-sales work. Start with a named market and door profile before discussing stock or territory terms.
Distributor readiness
The right lock is the one your channel can install and support.
Unit price is only one input. Door preparation, credential administration, battery service, returns and support calls shape the total channel cost.
Define who gets access
Match credentials and fallback rules to resident, guest, staff, rental or office operations.
- Admin and user roles
- Offline and emergency access
- Audit and deletion expectations
Own the life cycle
Agree who handles batteries, spare parts, app accounts, field faults, RMA triage and customer handover.
- Sample and pilot purpose
- Installer training materials
- Written escalation route
Product-line shortlist
Build the range around the door and the buyer.
Use the model pages for the technical record, then request a written configuration review before stocking multiple variants.
Smart lock catalogue
Compare residential, property and office-oriented lock options by project scope.
Review smart-lock range →TD-X2-B
Review the published face, palm-vein, fingerprint, card, PIN and app credential mix by model.
Review TD-X2-B →TD-M1-B
Check the selected credential, door-fit and project-management route for the named installation.
Review TD-M1-B →TD-M45
Use the display accessory only when the selected lock and workflow require it.
Review display route →Evidence boundary
Keep certification and compatibility tied to the supplied variant.
Model, hardware revision, firmware, brand arrangement and destination determine the document route.
Include these checks in the distributor brief
Give procurement and installers a quote they can actually validate.
- Exact lock, mortise and accessory models
- Door sample, thickness and preparation photos
- Credential, admin and fallback policy
- App, gateway and account ownership
- Destination labeling and document route
- Battery, spare and RMA expectations
Buyer FAQ
Smart lock distributor questions.
Short answers for the first commercial and technical review.
What does a smart lock distributor review cover?
The review can cover target doors, mortise and handle fit, credential policy, app or local-management route, samples, documentation, spare parts, warranty and first-line support. The selected model, market and written commercial scope define the final deliverables.
Which smart lock should a distributor stock first?
Choose by door population and operating workflow rather than credential count alone. Confirm door preparation, mortise, indoor or outdoor exposure, user roles, fallback access, app ownership, battery service and the target market before selecting a sample mix.
Can Trudian confirm smart-lock app and integration compatibility?
App, gateway and integration behaviour is checked by model, firmware, account route and required function. Share the named platform, user roles, offline requirement and acceptance test; a platform name does not guarantee every workflow on every lock.
What is the minimum order for a smart lock distributor?
Standard supply starts at 200 units. OEM or private-label programmes start at 500 units, and ODM development starts at 1,000 units. Final mix, lead time, documentation and service scope are confirmed in the written quotation.
Reduce door-fit risk before you commit inventory.
Share the target market, door profile, credential policy and expected order range. We will identify the relevant models, evidence and channel review.