What you are dealing with now
Twenty properties, twenty systems
Different vendors at different sites means no common standard, no common report and no way to compare performance.
Owner questions with no fast answer
An owner asks what happened in their lot last month and the answer takes three phone calls and a rebuilt spreadsheet.
Risk that scales with the portfolio
One vendor cutting corners at one address becomes the management company’s problem at every address.
One record, from first notice to release
A portfolio dashboard
Active work, warnings, citations and tow requests across every address in one view, filtered to the site you care about.
Rules that differ by property
Fees, grace periods and escalation windows are set per site while the operating standard stays identical across the portfolio.
Teams assigned where they work
Operators and supervisors are scoped to the properties they cover. Role-based access keeps owner data separated by site.
Owner reporting without rekeying
Export activity per property, ready to attach to the monthly statement.
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
One vendor, one standard
Adding a property is a configuration, not a procurement cycle. Onboarding a new address takes an afternoon, not a quarter.
Documentation that protects the contract
Every notice carries photos, GPS and the rule it enforced, so an owner dispute and a tenant dispute are both answered from the same file.
A new line you can price
Enforcement becomes a service you deliver rather than a subcontract you manage and mark up.
Predictable economics
$129 a month for your first zone, $49 for each additional property. No per-citation cut and no surprise invoice when a site gets busy.
Before you ask
Can each owner see only their property?
Yes. Access is scoped by property, so an owner, a regional manager and a field operator each see exactly their slice.
What happens when we take on a new property?
Add the address, draw the zone, set the fees and post the signage. The same team and the same login cover it from day one.
Do we need to run the field work ourselves?
No. Use in-house staff, a contracted enforcement agency or a security vendor. They all work the same record.