What Parken Lot does.

Built for a building rather than a car park at an airport. The eight below are what people ask about first; the rest of what it does is further down. There is one plan, so all of it is included.

And the rest

The things nobody writes a page about.

Listed rather than explained. Most of them are the reason a building stops keeping a spreadsheet beside the product.

The lot

  • Areas, levels and zones
  • Compact, accessible, EV, motorcycle, oversize and tandem bays
  • Spaces created a range at a time, not one at a time
  • Held, out of service and retired as real states
  • Per-space rate overrides
  • Notes on a space
  • Several properties on one screen, or one at a time
  • Search across the whole product

People and vehicles

  • CSV import with a row-by-row preview before anything is created
  • Invitations, singly or in bulk, carrying the agreement to sign
  • Second and third vehicles, priced and prorated
  • Plate search across residents and live passes
  • Moved-out households kept as history
  • Messages from residents, in one queue
  • Residents maintain their own vehicles and cards
  • A waitlist with position and expiring offers

On the ground

  • Offence types with your own fees and grace periods
  • Warn before citing, per offence type
  • Photographic evidence taken at the car
  • Patrol rounds that keep unrecognised plates
  • Citation disputes, upheld, reduced or withdrawn with a reason
  • Citations collected onto the next invoice
  • Permit verification by code or by plate
  • Towing cases carried to the company you chose, with a timeline

Money

  • Monthly invoicing and off-session card collection
  • Proration on arrival, departure and every change between
  • Reminders, suspension and release on an unpaid balance
  • Small balances carried rather than charged
  • One payment account per company, one bank per property
  • Payouts daily, weekly, monthly or manual
  • Occupancy, revenue, delinquency and turnover, each with a CSV
  • Per-property billing, with its own card and its own date

Paper

  • Contract templates in your own words
  • Fields that fill themselves, and refuse to issue with a blank left
  • Typed or drawn signatures, and countersignature
  • A signed document stores its own text and a hash of it
  • A signed PDF on completion
  • A default agreement per property
  • Tables, links, lists and images in the editor
  • Residents read what they signed, from their own account

The account

  • Team members with access granted per section
  • Authenticator apps, emailed codes, recovery codes and passkeys
  • A second confirmation before anything that moves money
  • Every signed-in device listed, and signed out from anywhere
  • An audit log in words a person recognizes
  • A property deleted with a grace period, and recoverable
  • Account closure you can start yourself
  • Dark mode, and every screen on a phone

And underneath

The parts nobody asks about until they matter.

Access per section

A team member sees the sections you gave them and no others. A patrol can record findings without seeing the money.

Two-factor and passkeys

Authenticator apps, emailed codes, recovery codes and passkeys, with a second confirmation before anything that moves money.

An audit log

Who did what, to what, and when — in words a person recognizes rather than table names.

Towing, carried not decided

A case goes to the company you chose, and every step they take comes back onto a timeline.

Several properties

One account, one selector, and billing that can be joint or separate per building.

Works on a phone

Every screen, not a cut-down version — because the screens that matter are used standing in a lot.

See it against your own building.

Describe the lot, and the price and the screens are both yours to look at before you commit to anything.