Features
Everything the lot needs.
Nothing it does not.
Recognition
Cameras that do the paperwork.
ANPR is not a gadget here — it is the input to everything else. Detections become vehicles, vehicles become sessions, and sessions become the day's revenue without anyone typing a plate.
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Multi-camera lanes
Entry, exit and interior cameras on one site, each with its own role and its own view of the vehicle.
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Plate history
Every read is kept with its frame and timestamp, which is what settles an argument at the counter.
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Blocklists and access lists
Vehicles that may always enter, and vehicles that may never. Decided at the gate, in the moment.
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Manual override
A plate typed in one field when the camera could not. The session never waits for the hardware.
Sessions
One record per stay.
A session is the spine of the system: opened by a camera or an attendant, priced by rule, paid by any method, and closed with a receipt that ties back to a real vehicle.
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Open automatically
From a detection, a booking or a button, whichever came first.
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Live amount
What is owed right now, visible to the booth and to the driver's phone at the same time.
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Edit in place
Correct a plate, adjust a time, apply a discount — with the change recorded against the user who made it.
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Printed and digital tickets
Paper for the drivers who want it, a link for the ones who do not.
Tariffs
Priced by rule, not by memory.
Every lot has a tariff that made sense to whoever wrote it and to nobody since. Aplo takes it as rules, applies them consistently at three in the morning, and shows exactly which one produced the number.
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Hourly, daily, overnight
Stacked and capped the way the sign at the entrance says.
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Grace periods
The first fifteen minutes free, and everything that follows from that decision.
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Weekends and seasons
Different rules on different days, without a second system.
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Services on the bill
A car wash, a valet or a charge point becomes a line on the same stay.
Customers
Subscribers, companies, credit.
The regulars are the business. They get accounts with balances and histories, not a note taped to the booth window.
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Subscriptions
Periods, prices, vehicles and renewals, with lapses visible before they become arguments.
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Company accounts
Many drivers, one monthly invoice, every stay itemised underneath it.
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Credit limits
How much a customer may owe before the counter says no — enforced, not hoped for.
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Invoices
Issued from the same records that produced the sessions, so they always agree.
Money
Every euro has a name on it.
Card, cash, app, credit. Whoever took it, on which shift, against which session. Reconciliation stops being an evening's work.
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Card terminal integration
The POS settles and the session is marked paid, without a second entry.
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Shifts and till
Opened, worked, counted and closed, with withdrawals recorded as they happen.
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Refunds and corrections
Reversible, attributable and visible — the three things an owner asks about.
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Exports
The formats an accountant already uses, produced without a request ticket.
Control
Who can do what, and who did it.
A parking business is cash, gates and other people's cars. Permissions are not a settings page here; they are part of the model.
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Roles and permissions
The booth sees the booth's work. The owner sees everything, from anywhere.
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Two-factor sign-in
One-time codes for the accounts that can move money.
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Violations
Overstays and unpaid exits recorded against the vehicle, with the evidence attached.
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Audit trail
Who changed the plate, who applied the discount, who opened the barrier.
See it against your own lot.
Thirty minutes, your tariff, your cameras, your questions.