
The short answer: Della is a RUCKUS Networks Alliance Partner, listed by RUCKUS as Della Connect. RUCKUS provides the wireless network; Della OS ties network access to the resident lifecycle in your property management system (PMS). Residents get Wi-Fi at move-in, lose it at move-out, and visitors, vendors and staff get the right connectivity without anyone managing accounts by hand. RUCKUS lists the joint solution for apartments, student living and senior living. Della OS is the only multifamily operating system in the RUCKUS alliance program.
In many communities, managed Wi-Fi runs in a separate vendor portal. Staff create accounts at move-in, forget to remove them at move-out, and handle every guest, contractor and staff device as a one off. The network works; the process around it doesn't.
RUCKUS provides the wired and wireless foundation; Della OS keeps network access in step with who actually lives in each unit.
No. Many Della OS features run on a property's existing internet connection. A dedicated network for building devices is strongly recommended once connected hardware is added, and managed Wi-Fi, when present, is tied to the lease automatically. Della also works with MikroTik and TP-Link networks.
The network and the Della OS connection are designed, installed and supported by certified integration partners, with Della's platform team behind them.
Yes. Della is a RUCKUS Networks Alliance Partner, listed by RUCKUS as Della Connect.
Yes. When a lease becomes active in the PMS, Della OS sets up the resident's Wi-Fi access and removes it at move-out.
Yes. RUCKUS lists the joint solution for apartments, student living and senior living.
No. It is optional, though a dedicated network for building devices is strongly recommended.
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