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Digital Valet Parking Management System

Valet fails in two places: the wait at the porch, and the argument about damage. Digital valet addresses both.

A contactless QR ticket replaces the paper stub, guests request their car from their phone before they leave the room, and a photographic condition record is taken when the vehicle is handed over.

Specification

  • Contactless QR ticket, no paper stub
  • Request-ahead recall from the guest's phone
  • Live driver allocation and retrieval timing
  • Photographic condition record at handover

Where it's deployed

  • Hotels and resorts
  • Fine dining and clubs
  • Banquets, weddings and events
  • Hospital patient drop-off
  • Premium retail

SmartValet

Live valet operations — request queues, driver allocation, retrieval times and the photographic condition record for every vehicle.

Access is issued per site to client managers and Kerbside operations staff.

Digital Valet — common questions.

The questions buyers actually ask us. Ask them of every vendor who quotes you — the answers separate integrators from box-sellers.

Ask us something else
The guest hands over the car and receives a QR ticket on their phone instead of a paper stub. When they are ready they request the vehicle from the phone, the request is allocated to a driver in real time, and the car is at the kerb before they reach it.
Every vehicle is photographed as it is taken in, timestamped and stored against its ticket alongside the plate, the bay and the attendant who parked it. Vehicles under valet handling are comprehensively insured, but it is that photo record, produced on the spot, that actually prevents the dispute.
Yes — banquet and event surge staffing is arranged in advance against your expected guest count, with uniformed, background-checked and hospitality-trained attendants.

Rarely deployed alone.

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