ANPR + parking intelligence

Every arrival.
A clearer record.

Read the plate. Check the permission. Join up the visit. Explore how number-plate recognition could add useful context to entrances, exits and time on site.

Try the accelerated demo Explore 12 example images ↓

Supplied ANPR illustration of a vehicle arriving at a retail car park with a free visitor allowance — From a passing vehicle to a useful visit record.Supplied illustrative artwork · example annotations

01 / Follow the visit

A working day.
In a few seconds.

Choose a scenario and follow the checks. Pause at any point, step through each event, or adjust the example allowance to see how the result changes.

Interactive simulation. All plate readings, permit records and times are scripted. This page does not perform OCR, connect to cameras, operate a barrier, take payments or issue charges. The gallery’s image annotations are separate illustrations, not matched entry/exit evidence.

Turn on JavaScript to run the simulation. The example follows an entry reading → permit or visitor check → recorded arrival → time on site → matched exit. A visitor leaving after 155 minutes with a 120-minute allowance is 35 minutes beyond that allowance; with 10 minutes of review grace, the visit is flagged for a person to check. The gallery below works without JavaScript.

A visitor has no listed permit. The example site allows a free stay, measured from entry to exit.

Entry camera · drawn exampleScripted · no live feed

A drawn camera view makes the reading stages visible. The plate text is predefined, including the deliberate I / 1 mismatch in Reading check.

Read → check → record

Scripted plate reading— — — — — — —Waiting for a frame

Pending check

Permission: No listed permit120 free minutes + 10 review grace minutes
Elapsed time on site: 0m2h of allowance left

Awaiting entry

01 / ReadCapture the plate
02 / ValidateCheck permission
03 / TimeKeep the arrival
04 / MatchRecord the exit

The visit record.

Example day · one visit · stays in this page’s memory

Arrival and departure for the current example
Plate	Time in	Time out	Duration	Permission	Status
No arrival recorded yet. Play the demo or use Next event.

A missing or ambiguous read needs a human check. This example records the departure even when it flags a visit for review; it makes no payment decision and does not restrict anyone’s exit. Choosing another example or resetting clears this sample record.

View the example processing log

02 / The useful connection

More than a plate.
A connected next step.

We begin with the site’s purpose, existing equipment and the people who use it. A focused pilot checks what the cameras can actually read under your conditions.

01 / Arrivals

Check the right permission.

Explore staff lists, resident permits, booked visitors and delivery windows. Connect to an approved source, with a route to a person when details do not match.

02 / Visits

Bring the times together.

Join entry and exit observations into a visit record. Review free allowances, exceptions and unmatched observations before deciding what should happen next.

03 / Your systems

Keep the team informed.

Explore handovers into a site dashboard, CRM, booking platform or Google Sheets. Agree secure access, notices, retention and who reviews an exception before launch.

Compatibility depends on camera position, plate visibility, lighting and image quality. Existing equipment is assessed first. This example does not identify a driver or demonstrate measured recognition accuracy.

03 / The example gallery

Different entrances.
Useful possibilities.

Open an image for a closer look. Use the on-screen icons, arrow keys, Home / End, Escape or swipe to explore the supplied examples.

Supplied illustrative artwork. Plate text, permission labels, times and tariff figures are demonstration annotations. These pictures are independent scenes and are not paired visit records or evidence of actual overstaying.

12 example scenes