Parkva for

Security operators

Turn the parking checks your officers already do, on post or on mobile patrol, into a service.

One night at Sunset Ridge, drawn as a site plan: at 9:17 PM the security patrol car drives the lot, its cameras checking every plate on both sides (7KTR402 a resident of Unit 214 and JXM209 a guest until 6:00 AM, both permitted; 226ZZE has no permit); its patrol session counts itself in the guard’s tasks. At 10:32 PM the guard locks up the tennis court and finds the dog park gate won’t latch, then walks the perimeter; at 11:20 PM pulls the pool gate shut, checks the latch and completes the check with a photo; at 11:45 PM locks up the upper deck and its lights go off; at 2:05 AM logs a light that is out by the pool gate. At 7:02 AM the morning comes, the patrol car back on its round: the property manager sees last night’s patrol (142 plates scanned, 226ZZE not permitted), then the Overnight Brief: 14 of 14 tasks, 1 item, 142 plates and 1 violation, with each entry pinned on the plan.

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Still proving rounds with a clipboard?

Your officers check stickers by flashlight, the log says “all secure” at every stop, and at renewal, your client has never seen the work.

  • At night, a flashlight beam lights a hang tag on a parked car’s windshield, then moves on along the row to the next car, a phone in the other hand.

    Before Parkva

    A flashlight on every windshield.

  • A log that says nothing happened.

  • “Did anyone patrol Saturday?”

With Parkva

Pull in, scan, check, drive on.

Each part of Parkva picks up where the last one left off, so one record holds the stop, with credit for every plate read.

  1. Pull in. Post orders on the phone.
  2. Scan. Every plate against permits and your hotlist.
  3. Check. Each task closed by doing it.
  4. Handle. No permit? A printed ticket.
  5. Drive on. In the morning report.

Earn your client’s trust every morning.

Each site’s checks carry your client’s own questions, like “Is the pool gate latched?” Your officers answer with photos, video, and voice notes, each stamped with time and GPS location, and Parkva Guard turns the night into one morning report you release.

  1. Held until you release it.

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    A month of nights, quiet ones included.

Mobile patrol: see which site is behind.

One car covers many clients a night, until a call pulls it off route. Your map shows each site against what’s due by now. Parkva Guard puts each client’s checks on your officer’s phone, and Parkva Patrol reads plates against that client’s permits and rules for tickets and tow requests.

Behind, or just not due yet.

No empty Saturdays. No first‑night guesswork.

Your board shows the Saturday nobody’s covering, so you staff it before the weekend. An officer new to a site opens its post orders and tonight’s checks on the phone they already carry, each with that site’s instructions.

Every car checked, driving or on foot.

From the vehicle, Parkva Patrol checks each plate against that property’s own permits as your officer drives, with cameras installed in under an hour. On foot, a photo of the plate gets an answer on the officer’s phone, with nothing to download.

  • One night’s route across five properties, each on its own permit system: every read comes back green or red the same way.

    Every client on the route, whatever permit system it runs.

  • The ticket prints at the officer’s belt.

Know the car before you walk up.

Before your officer steps out, each plate is checked against your hotlist of stolen and trespassed cars. Every read keeps its photo, time, and place, ready to send when your client asks days later.

The Patrol tablet at Sunset Ridge, 9:44 PM: a hotlist hit for a stolen vehicle, 6WNB317, with its BOLO and instructions: do not approach, contact dispatch. Demo data.

From the patrol vehicle, 6WNB317 comes back stolen.

Handle the car tonight, not by text.

One tap prints a ticket in the vehicle, not a photo texted to the property manager. For a first offense, it’s the gentler step before a tow, and its payment can go to the property. Back again? With your client’s OK where required, Parkva requests the tow from your tow operator.

  • At 11:02 PM in the vehicle, one tap on Ticket for 226ZZE and the parking ticket feeds out of the printer in seconds, with its code to scan and pay.

Bring your route. We’ll show you its morning reports.

Tell us which properties you cover and how a night runs. We’ll walk you through the report each client would get.