Parking management for Pakistan See free and taken spaces on your cameras

Malls, markets and large offices in Pakistan have car parks that overflow at a few hours and sit half empty in others. CamAI shows the pattern from the cameras you already have, so parking is managed from facts, not from who is shouting at the gate.

• Free and taken spaces, live

  Where a camera sees single bays, CamAI tracks each one. Where it sees a larger area, it counts a zone, such as a basement level or an open lot. Parking supervisors and mall managers see the same live view in the dashboard and the mobile app.

• Evening and festival peaks

  Reports show when the car park fills and empties, by hour and by day. A mall can see how the evening shopping peak, a Ramadan night or the days before Eid differ from a quiet weekday, and plan attendants and opening of extra areas around those hours.

• Overstay alerts and reports per site

  Set a time limit for a zone, for example a short-stay area near a main entrance. A vehicle that stays beyond it sends an alert with the clip. Scheduled reports for each car park let a group compare its malls and offices side by side.

1. 01

   A mall basement in Karachi

   A shopping mall has two basement levels, and drivers circle the first level while the second has free bays. The parking manager wants live free-and-taken counts per level, and a weekly report showing when each level fills during the evening rush.

2. 02

   A market car park in Lahore

   A busy market has a paid car park managed by a contractor. The market committee wants to see busy hours and whether vehicles stay far beyond the short-stay limit, with a clip for each overstay, so discussions with the contractor use records.

3. 03

   An office block in Islamabad

   An office building has reserved bays for tenants and visitor bays near the entrance. The facilities manager wants an alert when a visitor bay is occupied for longer than a set time, and a report of how full the car park gets on weekdays.