Cameras
Register each LPR camera with its IP address and location, then watch online/offline status and per-camera detection counts. Grid or table view, whichever your team prefers.
Product
Management
Six screens where your administrators keep the system current — cameras, vehicles, drivers, zones, users and settings.
Everything the decision depends on
The registry, the cameras and the people. Keep these right and the access decision takes care of itself.
Vehicles
The registry of plates, each with an assigned driver, a vehicle type and a whitelist or blacklist status — the flag that drives the access decision at the gate. Vehicles can also be assigned a specific parking slot.
Drivers
Driver records with contact details, company and photo, linked to the vehicles they use, so a plate on a screen resolves to a person you can call.
Zones, floors and layouts
Zones contain floors; floors carry drawn layouts of slots, roads, walls, gates, pillars and ramps. See the layout designer.
Users and departments
Staff accounts organised by department, with role-based access. A role decides which parts of the system a user can reach — an operator does not need what an administrator sees.
Backup, settings and licence
Export and restore system data and image manifests; set system name, timezone, date format, polling interval, confidence threshold, data retention, overstay threshold, notification and audit toggles; activate and manage your edition.
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Next step
See it read your plates
A short session on your own site: your gates, your vehicle list, your zones. We will show the detection flow end to end and answer the deployment questions your IT team will ask.