Parkva for universities

The start of term, without the line.

Students buy their permits by phone between classes, faculty and staff come from HR’s list, and your officers check each plate they pass, on foot, from a cart, or from a car.

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Still handing out decals every fall?

Decals and hang tags go out over the counter and by mail, HR’s spreadsheet gets retyped by hand, and by week two your permit records and your officers’ handhelds no longer agree.

Before Parkva · decals and lists

  • Last year’s tag, still hanging in Lot C.

  • The waitlist and HR’s file, by hand.

  • The student paper wants a comment by 5.

With Parkva

Students by phone, staff from HR’s list.

Students buy a monthly or annual permit for their plate between classes, so there’s no decal to hand out. HR’s file goes up for the lots you assign, and last term’s people come off when you say.

Parkva can connect to your student system, and it doesn’t have to: this term’s file works too.

No more typing plates row by row.

Your officers snap a plate, and the phone answers, ParkMobile included. If the car can’t park there, the ticket prints from their belt.

Drive the big lots instead.

Put Parkva Patrol on a golf cart, and every plate the cart passes is checked from the moment it’s switched on. When a dean asks about North Lot, export its week.

Appeals decided on photos, not memory.

Before a ticket prints, the plate is checked again, so a permit bought this morning counts. Students appeal with their own photos, and your reviewer or committee sees both sides.

In the first week, give warnings instead: each one closes on the next pass once the student buys a permit.

No visitor has to find your office.

Families on a tour, departments’ guests, fans, and movers all park from a phone, by the rule you set for each lot.

  • Tour day, paid at the sign.

    Families on a campus tour scan the visitor-lot sign and pay from a phone, in their own language, with nothing to download.

  • Admissions checks in its own guests.

    Admissions, athletics, and the dean’s office each sign in to their own account and check in their guests, up to the passes you give them.

  • People in red and cream clothing walk between rows of parked cars toward a stadium on a sunny afternoon.

    Game day, at your event price.

    Fans pay at the Stadium Lot’s sign at the price you set for the game, and sales stop when the lot is full. Permit holders park as usual.

  • Move-in day, a pass for the van.

    Families buy the moving van a day pass from West Hall’s sign, and the pass tells them where to park, clear of the fire lane.

  • Fifteen minutes at the bookstore.

    In the first week’s rush, a Parkva Watch camera flags a car past the pickup spaces’ limit, with the clip, and your office decides. It reads no plates.

Know which garages were checked last night.

Parkva Guard tracks your night rounds by GPS, check by check, and sends the night in one brief by morning.

Every plate your officers read is checked against your hotlist. When Parkva Patrol’s cameras spot a stolen car, campus police get the photos, where it was seen, and when.

Start mid-year without starting over.

Keep ParkMobile where it runs: your officers check it on the same pass. Unpaid tickets from your old system come with you, so a student paying one sees the rest and pays them all.

Move one lot at a time, at whatever pace your office sets.

Before Parkva · last spring’s ticket

  • Its own numbering, paid at the office window.

Payments go straight to the university, under its name.

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Bring us your busiest week.

Tell us how your campus parks today: the lots, the lists, and the game days. We’ll show you a term on Parkva.

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