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Find the workflow that fits your facility.

ParkSense starts with open outdoor paid lots: operators running one or several sites, and the property teams behind retail and strip centers. The same platform, with edge processing on site, an operator view and structured events, also supports dealerships that need to find and account for vehicles.

Open outdoor lots first

Decision, observation, owner.

Paid surface lots, retail and strip centers, and owners running several sites start from the same structure: the call your team makes, the observation behind it and the person who owns it.

  1. 01

    Paid lot operators

    Open-air surface lots, often across several sites

    Paid surface lot workflow

    Plan your paid lots

    1Decision

    Open overflow before the evening peak?

    2Sample observation

    Central lot

    29 / 40

    Observed 17:46 · current

    3Owner

    Parking operations lead

    Opens overflow and changes entry signs, or waits for the next observation.

  2. 02

    Retail and strip centers

    Shared parking in front of every tenant

    Retail parking workflow

    Plan your retail center

    1Decision

    Hold more storefront spaces for short stays?

    2Sample observation

    Storefront short stay

    34 / 40

    Observed 17:46 · current

    3Owner

    Property manager

    Adjusts short-stay signs and brings the pattern to tenant conversations.

  3. 03

    Owners with several properties

    Every site mapped the same way

    Discuss your properties

    1Decision

    Which count needs a fresh check before the owner update?

    2Sample observation

    South overflow

    Awaiting observation

    Last observed 16:58 · not shown as current

    3Owner

    Site operator, then the owner

    Sends someone to check. The site total waits until every zone is current.

Sample values from a synthetic retail center lot, not a customer site. Try it in the product tour

Two outdoor buyers

Paid lots and retail centers, each with its own workflow.

A paid lot operator plans staff and overflow around zone observations. A retail property manager balances storefront, pickup and loading parking for every tenant. Each has a page built around that work.

Two paths

Same platform. Different questions.

Outdoor lots and retail centers need to understand how each area is used over the day. Dealerships, another model on the same platform, need to find and account for specific vehicles. ParkSense shapes the operator view, the events and the setup around each.

Illustrative dusk view of a strip retail center with an open surface parking lot, planted islands and a pay station on the walkway.

Illustrative scene · sample labels

01Primary focus

Outdoor parking

For paid outdoor surface lots and retail centers that need to see how each area fills, peaks and is used, zone by zone.

Who it is for
Paid outdoor lot operators, shopping and strip-center property managers, mixed-use and multi-property owners, and the attendants and security leads who act on site.
Questions it answers
  • How full is the storefront row right now?
  • When does the lot fill, and when should overflow open?
  • Is the front of the lot full while the back has room?
  • Which counts are current, and which need a check?
Primary workflows
  • Occupancy by zone, with observed times
  • Peaks and fill times
  • Short-stay, loading and overflow checks
  • After-hours review
  • Weekly site review

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Plan your paid lotsPlan your retail center
Illustrative golden-hour view of SUVs lined up in front of a glass-fronted dealership, with a pole-mounted camera at the edge of the lot.

Illustrative scene · sample labels

02Another model

Dealerships

For teams that need to find, move and account for specific vehicles across a working lot.

Who it is for
General managers, inventory and lot managers, sales and service teams, and whoever takes the after-hours call.
Questions it answers
  • Where is stock 24-1187 right now?
  • Which units moved today, and where did they go?
  • Is everything on the lot that should be at close?
  • What happened in the back lot overnight?
Primary workflows
  • Inventory search
  • Movement history
  • Test-drive and lot-move awareness
  • End-of-day reconciliation
  • After-hours event review

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Side by side

How the two paths compare.

The same edge processing and operator experience, pointed at different units of attention: a space and how it is used, or a specific vehicle.

01Outdoor parking 02Dealerships
Core question How is each area being used, and is that changing? Where is this specific vehicle, and has it moved?
Unit of attention A zone or area: storefront row, surface parking bank, loading court, overflow An individual vehicle, by stock number or VIN
Everyday view Occupancy by zone, each count with its observed time and freshness Lot map with last observed locations and movement history
Typical events Zones awaiting observation; loading, overflow and after-hours checks set up for your site Lot moves, test drives out and back, after-hours activity
Who acts Parking operations leads, property managers, attendants and security leads Sales, lot and service staff; the on-call person after hours
Feeds into Staffing, signage, short-stay allocation, tenant conversations and owner updates Inventory records and the end-of-day routine
Works alongside Your payment, permit and security tools stay as they are; how observations reach them is agreed per site Your inventory records and after-hours procedures
Setup starts with A site walk and a zone map of outdoor rows, short-stay, loading and overflow areas A site walk and a zone map of front line, back lots, service and overflow

Common to both paths

  1. 01

    Edge processing on site

    Video is analyzed at the facility; the product works with structured events.

  2. 02

    One operator view

    Map, search, occupancy and events in a single place for the people running the site.

  3. 03

    Structured events

    Vehicle moves, occupancy observations and review items as clean records your processes can use.

  4. 04

    People decide

    Exceptions are routed to a named person, who chooses what happens next.

How the platform works

Mixed sites

Not sure which fits?

Plenty of facilities are both: a dealership with customer and employee parking, a retail center with a staff permit area, a mixed-use property with a vehicle storage area, a logistics site with a visitor lot. Tell us how your site works and we will suggest where to start.

Useful to have ready

  1. 01A site plan or an aerial view of the property
  2. 02The questions your team asks most often about vehicles or spaces
  3. 03Who acts today when something needs attention
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Start with your site

Start with the questions your team asks every day.

We will walk through your facility, the vehicles or spaces you need to understand and where exceptions should go, then show how ParkSense would fit.

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