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What we’ll cover

  • Which parts of Parkva fit what you run
  • How residents, guests, and enforcement work from one platform
  • How modern parking and safety programs work
  • How your rent roll becomes the parking list
  • How residents register their own cars
  • What a guest sees when they scan the sign
  • How guests pay for a pass by the night, the week, or the hour
  • How residents pay for a second car or a covered space
  • How every patrol knows the moment a guest pays
  • How Patrol reads plates from the truck as you drive
  • What the tablet shows when a car isn’t on the list
  • How it reads the permit systems your properties already use
  • How post orders become each officer’s rounds
  • How every check closes with proof
  • What your client’s manager reads in the morning
  • How cameras on your light poles count the open spaces
  • What drivers see on their phone before they come
  • How your staff see every open space from a browser
  • How a camera on your wall will watch your customer spaces
  • What a walk-off alert will look like
  • How your provider will decide, and how you can approve first
An apartment community in warm afternoon light: brick buildings, a curved drive, and cars parked in their spaces.
A smiling resident leans against a silver car while holding a phone and car keys in an apartment parking lot.
A woman carrying keys walks toward a blue car among four cars parked in marked spaces under apartment carports in warm evening sunlight.
A tow operator and a property manager holding a tablet talk beside an empty flatbed truck in an apartment parking lot.

Cedar Towing reports 5x faster patrols.

The same apartment community at sunrise: the parked cars, the pool behind its fence, and the stair in the first light. A generated scene.
A reconstructed aerial view of the Forest Park Beach parking lot, close over its rows, every space marked green for open or red for taken.
From a wall camera: the car parked by the shop’s door, its driver walking away from the store toward the street.

Live or work somewhere that uses Parkva? Your property manager sets up parking, so start with them.