Amazon has expanded the trial of its Amazon Key feature – which enables delivery drivers to enter a customer’s home to deliver goods inside through keyless entry, remote lock and unlock, and guest access features.
The e-commerce giant has also unveiled a new feature for Amazon Key, which enables consumers to view motion video clips of the delivery driver entering or leaving when the door is locked or unlocked.
“Customers have told us that they love how easy it is to use Amazon Key for keyless entry and door monitoring from anywhere with the Amazon Key App,” said Rohit Shrivastava, general manager of Amazon Key.
The in-home delivery feature is now available to Amazon Prime members in 37 cities and surrounding areas in the US.
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