PRODUCT FOCUS REVIEW: THE IPI SHOW
VENTEK VenTek Introduces Internet-Enabled venMobile Solutions
Over the last 10 years, VenTek International, the perennial
automated payment system leader in the parking industry, has made significant technological advancements in the areas of online connectivity and real-time credit card processing for its paystation product lines. Leveraging on these successes, VenTek introduces its next
Ventek’s – Ray Lucas, Director of Client
Services, Victoria Iacovetto, National Sales Manager, Lew Kious - Director of Sales, and Gary Catt, President and CEO.
generation of Internet-enabled solutions, creating a truly complete and fully integrated parking revenue collection system. Dubbed venMobile, these mobility solutions enable our clients to capitalize on the simplicity and ubiquity of the latest in smartphone and tablet platforms. With its state-of-the-art web-based application suite, VenTek system users can process parking permit payments, verify occupancy rights, and issue violation notices from virtually anywhere in their parking facilities. To complete this fully integrated solution, patrons can now pay for their parking privileges using VenTek’s pay-by-phone technologies
or their violation notices immediately at any paystation. All of these activities are securely processed, recorded and reported with the robust accountability and audit capabilities of our web-based venVue revenue management system. VenTek International – engineering the future of automated payment technologies. We proudly manufacture solutions to your unattended parking fee collection needs right here in the U.S.A.
For more information,contact VenTek
tel: 707-773-3373 • e-mail:
sales@ventek-intl.com web:
www.ventek-intl.com
Rome, INTEGRAPARK
It’s Rome – IntegraPark’s Latest ‘Cloud-Based’ App
Ruth Beaman and Kyle Cashion, founders of Integrapark.
from IntegraPark, extracts real-time
information from revenue control systems and uploads it to a cloud server. Using any web browser, parking operators and property owners can then analyze their occupancy and revenue data using a large set of reports and charts. These data can also feed IntegraPark’s Geneva
application, which updates the parking operator’s general ledger. In other words, data flow from the payment in the garage to the financial statements with no key entry.
TOLEDO TICKET Toledo Ticket, TransCore Developing RFID-based Hang Tags
The Toledo Ticket Co., one of the nation’s largest providers of specialty tickets, and TransCore, the world’s largest manufacturer of transportation-based radio frequency identification (RFID) transponders, jointly developed an RFID-based hang tag for wireless access control at entry and exit points of parking facilities. By leveraging Toledo Ticket’s market reach with products in all
50 states and more than 30 countries, and a century of experience providing tickets of all form factors, combined with TransCore’s pioneering RFID engineering capabilities, the two companies will bring a product to market that can expand RFID’s use within the parking and security access control industry. Said Tom Carter, Toledo Ticket VP: “This type of wireless communication, which triggers a gate to open, will speed through-put at entry and exit; reduce a facility’s carbon footprint by minimizing vehicles backing up; [and] increase personal safety and avoid inclement weather by eliminating the need to roll down a car window. “It’s portable, and overall enhances customer convenience. They can
now extend the life cycle use of their hang tags over several years.” Also, he said, “an RFID hang tag has tremendous marketability. For professional sports te,ams or universities that cater to season ticket holders or semester-oriented parking patrons, they can even make them collectibles.”
Rome makes it easy to track multiple garage in real-time and to compare historical data from multiple garages. It enables auditors to access detailed ticket and payment information without having to travel to the garage; alerts managers to problems at the garage via email; and highlights ticket losses. Further, using Rome and Geneva together
automates the bank reconciliation process and instantly reports any difference between cash that should have been collected and cash deposited at the bank.
If you’d like to see Rome in action, just go to
www.IPRome.com and log in as guest@integrapark. com; the password is guest. You’ll see two locations, one using Federal APD equipment and one using WPS equipment. (The company is in the process of adding support for DataPark garages, and hopes to add other manufacturers in the near future.) Note that you don’t have to know how to use each manufacturer’s software to get these reports: Rome provides standardized reporting, regardless of the equipment where the data originate.
Tom Carter, CEO of Toledo Ticket and Dave Tilly, sales manager at Transcore.
For more information, contact IntegraPark
For more information, contact Toledo Ticket
tel: 800-533-6620 • e-mail:
tcarter@toledoticket.com web:
www.toledoticket.com
tel: 888-852-9993 ext 1 e-mail:
ruth.beaman@
integrapark.com
web:
www.integrapark.com
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