Digital Report Builder for Parking Analytics Developed in Russia
The new Report Builder module is designed to help operators analyze parking usage data across multiple criteria and performance indicators.
A new Report Builder module has been added to the PERCo.Parking system, enabling operators to analyze parking operations data and generate analytical reports automatically.
No Programmer Required
The new module analyzes data on vehicle entries, payments and parking customers. Users can configure filters, group information and generate reports tailored to the specific characteristics of a parking facility.
The system generates reports without additional coding or SQL queries. As a result, parking staff without specialized technical skills can create their own analytics and retrieve necessary data without involving IT specialists or external business intelligence platforms.
The Report Builder also supports automatic generation and scheduled distribution of reports. This helps operators receive regular statistics on parking infrastructure performance and keep track of operational indicators.
Parking Management Through a Web Interface
PERCo.Parking runs on a Linux-based server. The architecture is designed for corporate and government sectors because it does not require licensing an operating system.
End users access the system through standard web browsers. No software installation on workstations is required.
The interface includes an interactive parking map that displays parking zones, equipment and video cameras. Operators can control devices and view camera feeds directly from the facility map.
Recognizing License Plates
Several technologies are used to identify vehicles. The system supports license plate recognition, QR codes, barcodes, NFC-enabled bank cards, access cards, transponders and passive UHF tags. The application allows operators to create an unlimited number of parking zones with different access rules and pricing policies. It also supports connecting a large number of devices, including entry and exit terminals, cashier stations, parking meters and surveillance cameras.
An open API simplifies integration with other corporate services and client applications. This allows parking infrastructure to be integrated into the broader digital ecosystem of a facility, such as a shopping center or office building.
