For property management
Know what's in your lot before the resident emails you
Parking complaints escalate to you because nobody else has the answer. Give your sites a system that records every permit and every tow, and put the answer on a screen.
What's broken
The way it works right now
The office is the permit desk
Guest parking runs through your staff — calls, emails, sticky notes — and none of it survives a turnover.
You find out about tows afterwards
The first you hear of a tow is an angry resident, and you have to call the vendor to reconstruct what happened.
Rules bend per resident
Whoever complains loudest gets the exception, and the next resident cites it as precedent.
No portfolio-level view
You can't compare one site to another, so you can't tell whether a parking problem is real or just loud.
What changes
The way it works on AutoTowing
Residents self-register guests
A plate, a unit, a duration, from a phone. Your leasing office stops fielding parking calls.
Live view of every property
Active permits, expiring soon, denied, tow-eligible and towed — scoped so each manager sees only their own sites.
Consistent, defensible enforcement
The same rules apply to everyone automatically, with a timestamped record behind each decision.
Fewer escalations to corporate
Most parking disputes end at the guest status page, because the resident can see their own permit status themselves.
Vendor accountability
You can see tow volume and response times per property instead of taking the invoice on faith.
Reporting for ownership
Occupancy pressure, guest volume and tow trends per site, exportable for the reports you already have to write.
“The portal ended a weekly meeting. Managers stopped asking us what happened and started telling us what they saw.”
See your own properties on a screen
Book a demo, or run one property free for 14 days and see how many parking calls disappear.
Or walk the live demo tenant — no form