Our sponsor, Ghost Controls, is a company that produces gate automation products for customers’ pre-existing swing gates. The goal of this project is to increase customer satisfaction with Ghost Control’s ‘ZombieLock’. The lock uses an electronic switch to close over a solid receiver pin and is aimed to add security to properties. Over time, customers report problems with latching due to misalignments between the latch and receiver. Soft soil due to harsh weather and gate sag often causes this issue. To address this issue, we created a bolt-on attachment for the receiver. That means this product will not require any changes to Ghost Controls’ current products. Our system includes an attachable ramp and adjustable receiver plate. The ramp guides the lock into the receiver and reduces bounce when the gate closes. The adjustment plate allows users to change the receiver’s height without the use of tools. We tested 3-D printed plastic models on 3-ft and 16-ft gates. Based on these tests, we adjusted the ramp angle and the adjustment slot design to function better. This iterative process allowed the team to produce a functional and reliable product. Once the testing was done, we built the parts from aluminum, a light, strong, and corrosion resistant material. To add visual appeal, the parts were powder coated to match the other products in the ZombieLock line that are black in color. The new parts help the ZombieLock function by making it easier for people to adjust the system when misalignment issues prevent proper latching. With a total adjustment range of 3.5 inches, our product helps people to easily fix their receiver to get rid of the misalignment problem on their gate. Bouncing and any misalignment which prevents proper latching issues are not a problem because of the adjustability and dampening offered by the design. In conclusion, this upgrade increased customer satisfaction through ease of adjustment and reducing bounce.