Give drivers a simple way to pay. See which vehicles are on site, which stays need review, and how your lots are being used.
Explore the driver, attendant and owner screens. Demo payments are simulated.
Vehicle, payment and remaining time together.
Illustrative parking screen
A payment total tells you what was collected. Vehicle records help explain what happened in the lot.
Bring recorded arrivals and parking payments into the same workflow. Staff can check the vehicle, timing and available images before deciding what needs attention.
An unmatched payment is a review item. It does not automatically become a violation.
Manage hourly rates, scheduled prices, maximum stays and grace periods. Decide whether drivers can extend a stay and whether extra time carries a surcharge.
Drivers see the price before confirming. Changes apply to future purchases.
Review purchases, extensions and refunds. See the recorded commission, processing fee and operator share for each transaction.
Filter transactions by lot and payment type, then export the records.
Connect compatible cameras. Lotlet handles the analysis in the cloud.
AI helps read plates and vehicle details from images. Your team can review the image when a reading is uncertain, then correct or match the record.
Camera position, lighting and image quality affect readings. Compatibility and accuracy need to be checked at the property.
Spend less time moving between vehicle records, images and payments.
Search by plate, make, model or color. Filter by lot and review vehicles still on site, departures or items needing attention.
Open available vehicle images alongside the visit. Check the recorded arrival and paid-until time before taking action.
Match a departure to the correct visit. Review possible re-entry so a repeated camera observation does not automatically become a new stay.
Assign an observation to yourself while checking it. Release the assignment when another team member needs to take over.
Review a week, a month or a longer period. Download records for your own analysis.
Compare recorded arrivals by hour and day. Use the pattern to decide when staff coverage or scheduled pricing deserves a closer look.
See completed payments, gross amounts, loyalty savings and refunds. Review individual transactions when a total needs explanation.
Track unidentified arrivals, manual exits and cleared alerts. These details help show where camera coverage or staff review needs attention.
| Record | Useful for |
|---|---|
| Arrivals by hour | Staffing and rate schedules |
| Payments and refunds | Collection review |
| Unidentified arrivals | Camera and review follow-up |
| Manual exits | Departure record checks |
Recorded arrivals are observations, not a count of unique drivers. Repeated or uncertain detections need review.
No app download or account is required. Drivers use their phone’s browser.
Choose a saved vehicle or enter the plate. Check that the details match the vehicle being parked.
Find the location, choose how long to stay and review the total. Parking details remain together after checkout.
See when parking ends and extend an eligible stay before it expires. Review the added time and any surcharge before confirming.
Use the workflow that fits how your team runs the lot.
Offer parking through a phone browser. Manage the lot’s prices and extension rules from the owner workspace.
Give staff a shared place to find vehicles, check payments and resolve arrival or departure records.
Manage lots and team access under one operator. Keep each location’s rates and records organized.
Staff can add vehicles by hand when camera observations are not available. Review those records in the parking workflow.
No. Drivers can select a lot and vehicle, pay, and manage a stay as a guest. Saved vehicle details make repeat visits easier on the same device.
Yes, when the lot’s rules allow it. Added time follows the current paid period. Maximum stays, minimum extensions and surcharges are shown before confirmation.
No. Alerts help staff find visits to check. Staff review the vehicle and payment records before taking action.
Yes. Staff can enter vehicles manually. Camera recognition provides another way to record arrivals and departures.
Operators manage their own lots and team. Attendants work within their assigned operator’s records. Drivers access their own parking details.
No. Checkout, extensions and refunds are simulated in the demo. No real money is collected or paid out.
Start with a driver payment. Then see how the same parking workflow looks to an attendant and a lot owner.
Demo payments are simulated.