What you are dealing with now
Uneven enforcement
One homeowner gets a warning, another gets a boot, and the annual meeting turns into a referendum on the board.
Appeals with nothing behind them
A homeowner says the car was not there. Without photos, GPS and a timestamp, the association is arguing memory against memory.
Reporting built by hand
Someone on the board spends a Sunday assembling a spreadsheet that the management company should have produced automatically.
One record, from first notice to release
One written policy per community
Fees, escalation windows and enforced hours are configured at the property level and cannot be changed in the field.
No favorites, no exceptions
Operators cannot skip a step, waive a fee or choose a different action than the policy calls for. Discretion lives in the policy, not the parking lot.
Appeals answered with evidence
Every notice carries up to three timestamped photos, GPS coordinates and the rule it enforced. The homeowner sees the same file the board sees.
Board reporting on demand
Monthly activity by violation type and by lot, exportable for the packet without anyone rebuilding it in a spreadsheet.
Your policy sets the first step
Your agency chooses where escalation begins, at a warning, a citation or an immobilization, and how far it can go, up to a tow. The platform applies that choice the same way to every vehicle, so an operator in the field cannot waive a fee or depart from it.
The premier platform for the job
Defensible by default
The record is built at the moment of the violation, not reconstructed after a complaint. That’s the difference between a policy and a position.
A warning option protects neighbors
Start the ladder at a warning and a homeowner who parked wrong once gets a documented notice at no cost. Escalation is reserved for the pattern, not the mistake.
Governing documents come first
Per-property configuration means the platform enforces the CC&Rs the community actually adopted, including fee caps and grace periods.
A price the budget can absorb
$129 a month for your community’s first zone and 3 team members, with unlimited notices. No per-citation cut and no annual contract to renegotiate.
Before you ask
Can a management company run this for us?
Yes. Management companies operate portfolios of communities in one login, with per-community rules and separate reporting for each board.
Does the association handle payments?
No. Motorists pay through the platform and the record updates automatically, so the board is never in the position of collecting at a vehicle.
What if our documents cap what we can charge?
Set the cap in the property configuration. Operators in the field cannot exceed it.