I have several Yale locks and several of them contain multiple unique PINs for various friends and family. In Smartthings, the notification would say "Becky opened the porch door." In the HomeKit it says "The porch door has been unlocked". I know I can get it out of the Yale app, but their app sucks and it's not available remotely. I'm glad I have status (compared to the fact that I have nothing), but I would really like HomeKit to report what PIN code was used. Any way to accomplish this is HomeKit?
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