Go Valet
To the customer, booking a space and getting the barrier to lift are the same thing. So we built both - the platform and the controllers.
- Role
- Software and hardware
- Sector
- Parking and access
- Type
- Client project
- Outcome
- over 90 locations in 10 towns
A booking without the barrier is not an answer
A booking without the barrier is not an answer
Someone who has paid for a space needs to find the barrier up. If the software does not drive the barrier, the job is only half done.
The booking lifts the barrier
We built the platform, and designed and manufactured the barrier controllers. Nobody passes responsibility to anybody else when something stops working.
What we built
Three groups of people use the system every day, each with their own view of it.
- 01
For the customer
Finds a free space, books it and pays. On arrival the barrier lets them in, with no phone calls and nobody on the gate.
- 02
For the site operator
Sees occupancy, manages pricing and keeps an eye on the barriers from one place.
- 03
For partner companies
Send customers to the car park and get their share, worked out automatically.
- 04
For the accountant
Every booking comes out with the right document, and the monthly reports are ready on time.
The platform is built from scratch. Behind what the customer sees there is a full admin panel: the team runs the car parks, the pricing, the accounts and the content through it, with the barrier system and the partner connections running alongside it.
What the system achieved
- locations on the platform
- over locations on the platform
- towns and cities
- towns and cities
- mobile apps
- iOS and Android mobile apps
The figures are published by the client on their own site and change over time.