What you are dealing with now
You cannot see the field
Knowing whether an operator covered a contracted lot last night should not require calling them.
Performance measured on feel
Release rates, warning-to-citation ratios and disputes per operator are the numbers that decide who gets the next route, and most operations do not have them.
Payouts tracked somewhere else
Field work lives in one system and operator compensation lives in a spreadsheet, so reconciliation is a monthly project.
One record, from first notice to release
Zone presence
Enter and exit events per property and per operator, so contracted coverage is a record instead of an assurance.
Operator grading
Release grades with volume thresholds, so performance is measured against the work completed rather than against impressions.
Wallet and payouts in the same place
Payout requests, statuses and KPIs sit beside the enforcement record they came from.
Tow escalation without leaving
Dispatch a tow partner from inside the record. The request, the ETA and the outcome attach to the same case.
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
Priced for volume
$129 a month for your first zone and 3 team members, $49 for each additional zone, and $15 for each extra team member at a busy site. Notice volume never changes the bill, and no one takes a cut of your revenue.
Win contracts on documentation
Property owners choose the operator who can produce photos, GPS and a rule citation for every action. That proof is generated automatically.
Field flow built for one hand
Plate, up to three photos and GPS captured in under a minute, so an operator works the lot instead of the paperwork.
A tow network already connected
Tow partners join at no cost and receive dispatch requests by text and email, so escalation is a button rather than a phone tree.
Before you ask
Can we run multiple client properties in one account?
Yes. Each contracted property carries its own rules, fees and reporting while your crews work from one dashboard.
How do operators get paid?
Payout requests and statuses are tracked in the platform alongside the work, so compensation reconciles against the record.
Do we control escalation?
Yes. Escalation windows are configured per property and the platform enforces them. Operators follow the ladder the contract calls for.