One system for the gate, resident vehicles, and parking
Our community access platform connects the pieces most properties manage separately: who can open the gate, which cars belong to residents, and what happens when a car is parked where it shouldn't be.
The platform is currently in development, with a pilot planned at a Durham community. If you manage a property and want to help shape it, get in touch.
How it works for each person involved
Residents
- Open the gate from their phone
- Register their vehicles, which become their parking permits
- Send guests a pass that works for a set time
- See visitors on video before letting them in
Property managers
- Add and remove residents' access in seconds at move-in and move-out
- See a searchable record of gate entries
- Manage the do-not-tow list in one place
- Approve tows with photos and details in front of you
Towing partners
- Receive tow requests with written approval attached
- Get photos, location, and violation details with every request
- Have a clear record if a tow is ever disputed
No car is towed on a camera read alone
Wrongful tows cost properties money and residents' trust, so every tow goes through the same checks.
- A vehicle is flagged during a patrol as unregistered or improperly parked.
- The system checks it against registered resident vehicles, active guest passes, and the do-not-tow list.
- Patrol takes time-stamped photos of the vehicle and its location.
- If the property's rules call for one, a warning or grace period comes first.
- The property manager reviews the evidence and approves or declines the tow.
- Only then is the request sent to the towing company, and every step is logged.
Keeps working when the internet doesn't
A small controller at the property keeps a local copy of who is allowed in. If the internet connection drops, residents can still get through the gate, and entries are logged and synced once the connection returns.
Works with gate equipment you already have
The platform connects to the standard inputs on common gate operators, so many properties won't need to replace working gates. Where new equipment such as plate-reading cameras or video intercoms makes sense, it's installed and serviced by licensed North Carolina security contractors.
Simple monthly pricing
Properties pay a monthly fee per unit for the modules they use: gate access, vehicle registration, and parking enforcement. Start with one and add the others when you're ready. Any equipment and installation are quoted separately and in writing.
Tell us what isn't working
Start with a short conversation about your business, organization, or property. We'll listen first, then tell you honestly whether we can help.
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