Keep entry codes, key locations and gate quirks where your walker needs them — safely.
Door codes tend to live in text messages and someone's memory, which is exactly where you don't want them. PetPro keeps them on the client record: encrypted, hidden by default, and recorded every time one is shown. Most importantly they appear on the visit itself, so whoever is standing at the door has them without hunting.
Open the client and find Getting in. It sits apart from Notes on purpose — notes are free text anyone can read and nothing is recorded, which is the wrong home for a door code.

Pick how your walker gets in — Lockbox, Door keypad, We hold a key, Client is home, Garage or Other — and add the things that only matter at the gate: where the lockbox is, which door, the gate that sticks. Then add the entry code (and an alarm code if there is one).

Save. The code is stored encrypted and shows as dots — never its real length. Tap Reveal when you actually need it; that's a deliberate act, and it's recorded. Editing the notes later won't wipe the code.

The same details now appear on the visit, so a walker standing at the door has them without leaving the booking. The code stays hidden behind Reveal there too.
