A proper till at every exit.
Attendants find the car by plate, tally card or camera read, take POS, cash or tenant billing, give a receipt and open the gate — and every payment lands on their shift.
Why cash exits are hard to trust
Without a till that knows the car, cash collections can’t be checked against traffic.
- Payments that aren’t tied to a car.
- No shift totals to compare with the bank.
- Tenants’ staff waved through without a record.
- Drivers without receipts.
What ParkNCharge does for gate payment stations.
Find the car
By plate, tally card or the latest camera read.
POS or cash
Take card on a POS or cash, recorded against the session.
Tenant billing
Bill a tenant company instead of the driver.
Receipts
A receipt for every exit payment.
Shift totals
Collections per attendant and shift.
Opens the gate
Paid exits open the barrier from the same screen.
Live in three steps.
Set up the gate
Choose payment methods and tenants for each exit.
Attendants work the exit
Find the car, take payment, open the gate.
Close the shift
Shift totals reconcile with sessions and the bank.
Malls
Busy cash and card exits.
Hospitals
Visitors who pay on the way out.
Office towers
Tenant staff billed to their company.
Markets
Short-stay cash parking.
Frequently asked questions
What does an attendant need?
A phone or tablet running the security app; add a POS terminal and a receipt printer where you take cards.
Can tenants’ staff be billed to their company?
Yes. The attendant chooses tenant billing and the charge goes to the company’s account.
How do we check collections?
Every payment is recorded against the session and the attendant’s shift, so totals can be checked against the bank.
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