Features

What the parking system does

Ten parts of one system for parking management on private land: enforcement, digital parking permits, visitor parking, licence plate recognition, parking data, the parking dashboard, control fee payment, space allocation, setup and an AI assistant.

Parking enforcement and control fees

Your own controllers check plates and issue control fees from the app — with photo, location and a log that holds up in a dispute.

Digital parking permits for residents

The permit sits on the plate, not in the windscreen. Residents update it themselves when they change car — without calling anyone.

Digital visitor parking

The resident sends a link, the visitor types their plate. No sign-up, no app, no guest cards that never come back.

Automatic entry and exit with ANPR

Cameras with plate recognition register entry and exit, so you can see actual usage instead of guessing at it.

Parking data, occupancy and reports

Occupancy per hour and day, visitor traffic and control fees in one place — so the parking debate becomes a question of numbers.

Parking dashboard with key figures

One screen with the numbers a board otherwise asks for by email: how full it is, who is parked there, and what has changed since last time.

Control fee lookup and payment

The driver looks the fee up by ticket number and plate, sees the case and pays by card. The receipt arrives by email.

Space quotas, apartments and households

Spaces belong to the apartment, not the person. That makes the allocation simple to explain — and to hold when people move.

Setup, signage and parking rules

Rule set, signage and onboarding in one setup — because the signs are what make a control fee valid.

AI assistant in the admin surfaces

An assistant that sits on the screen itself and can fill in and submit the form for you — instead of explaining where the field is.

Shall we look at your parking site?

Tell us how many spaces and households you have, and we will come back with a proposal and a price.

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