This is for property owners and their staff. Open any space from Parking, then Spaces.
What the page shows
- Who is parked here — the occupant, and since when. An empty space says so.
- Permit — the permit issued for this space, and whether it is valid now.
- Plates — the vehicles registered to whoever holds it. These are what a patrol round matches against.
- Price — this space's own rate, or the property's where it has none of its own.
- Notes — anything you want kept with the space. Nobody parking sees them.
- Enforcement here — what has been recorded against this space.
- History — who has held it, and when. It is not deleted when somebody leaves.
Assigning somebody
An empty space offers Assign an occupant, choosing from your directory. Somebody who is not in the directory yet is invited instead, naming this space on the invitation — see Inviting somebody to park.
Assigning a space issues its permit immediately, and billing starts from that day.
Ending it
Ending gives the space up on the occupant's behalf. The rules are the occupant's own: the space stays theirs through the last day they have paid for, the permit stops on that date rather than today, and days already paid for are not refunded. When it ends, the space is offered to the first person on the waitlist.
Contact writes to the person parked here.
What the page does not do
It does not move somebody from one space to another in a single action. End the one they have and assign the other, or send them an invitation naming the new space.