Parking ManagementBring order to your parking system
Manage permits, payments, enforcement, and access in one connected system.
Parking management, modernized
See everything in one place
See everything in one place
Monitor occupancy, sessions, and revenue across all locations from one dashboard.
Control access without adding headcount
Control access without adding headcount
Automate gates and credentials while your team handles exceptions.
Unify every payment channel
Unify every payment channel
Mobile, kiosk, meter, and gate transactions — reconciled together.
Enforce with confidence
Enforce with confidence
Officers see active sessions instantly, reducing disputes and improving compliance.
A frictionless experience from planning ahead to arriving on the spot
Reserve in advance
Manage access, enforce rules, and maintain visibility without switching systems
Live session visibility
View active sessions across all payment methods during enforcement patrols.
LPR & device integration
Integrate with existing LPR cameras and handheld enforcement devices.
Configurable zones & rates
Configure zone-specific rates, time limits, and restrictions.
Issue Response
Respond quickly to issues without manual workarounds...
Ready for real-world parking environments
On-street metered parking
Mobile payment works alongside existing meters with unified data and reporting.
Municipal garages & lots
Add mobile and contactless options without replacing kiosks or gate infrastructure.
Event & temporary parking
Advance reservations, timed entry, and high-turnover parking.
Resident & visitor programs
Manage discounted resident rates and standard visitor pricing across all payment methods.
Multi-jurisdiction operations
Consistent payment experience across multiple cities with separate rate structures and reporting.
Customer Stories
Assistant Secretary of Land Resources, Maryland DNRI can say without hesitation that this initiative is one of the most meaningful changes we’ve implemented to expand and safeguard public access while ensuring equitable access to our public lands.”
