Brivo Door Station Pro — Touchscreen Video Intercom for Multi-Tenant Entrances

Brivo Door Station Pro

The Pro is what the Door Station becomes when the entrance has fifty names behind it instead of five. A touchscreen directory replaces the single call button: the visitor finds the unit or the tenant on screen, taps, and the call rings the resident’s phone through the Brivo app — see the visitor, talk, buzz them in from the couch or from another time zone. For a Chicago condo lobby where the 40-year-old analog directory finally died, this is the shape of the replacement.

The platform argument is the same one that sells the whole Brivo line, and in multi-tenant it’s strongest: move-ins and move-outs are the routine work of a residential building, and here the intercom directory and the door credentials are the same user record in Brivo Access. Property manager adds a resident once — fob, mobile pass, and lobby directory entry all happen together. No separate intercom portal quietly drifting out of date until a visitor can’t find the tenant who moved in last spring.

We position it against the usual multi-tenant suspects — ButterflyMX, 2N’s IP Verso with a display, Aiphone’s IX line — and the honest answer is the Pro wins when the building is already Brivo or heading there, because then one platform runs the whole entrance. Already weighing those? Our 2N vs ButterflyMX comparison shows how we think about lobby intercoms in general. Like the smaller unit, Brivo charges a one-time activation, folded into our quote. Get in touch — lobby intercom swaps are bread-and-butter work for us.