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Parking managed with data.

S4 integrates management of indoor, outdoor and commercial parking: vehicle access with license plate recognition, QR, ticket or card; guidance to free spaces; automatic and manual payment, and integration with access control and with ERP and SAP, to optimize times, processes and costs.

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Content reviewed in November 2026

Vehicle Platereading Barrier Per-spacesensor Guidance tofree spaces Managementand billing ERP or SAP Occupancyand revenue
  1. C1Entry and exit
  2. C2Occupancy
  3. C3Platform
  4. C4Operation
Plate-based entry, guidance to free spaces and billing reconciled with the ERP.

Who it is for

Co-owned building administrator (propiedad horizontal)

Residents and visitors identified with no queues at the gatehouse.

Commercial parking manager

Reconciled revenue and occupancy at a glance.

Operations director

Control of fleet and employee vehicles on site.

Queues at the entrance, free spaces nobody can find.

Without management, drivers circle looking for a space, the entrance jams at peak hour and payment relies on manual processes that are hard to audit.

You need it if you recognize any of these signs:

  • Queues form at the entrance or exit.
  • Nobody knows how many spaces are free at any moment.
  • Manual tickets and cash with no automatic reconciliation.
  • Residents, employees and visitors follow the same procedure.
  • The parking lot does not talk to the building access control.

How the system is built.

Parking shares a user base with the building access control: the same employee or resident enters with their credential or their plate. Payment integrates with ERP or SAP to reconcile revenue without manual processes.

C1

Entry and exit

  • Vehicle barriers
  • License plate recognition (LPR), QR, ticket or card
  • Entry and exit validators
C2

Occupancy

  • Per-space sensors or per-zone counting
  • Guidance panels to free spaces
C3

Platform

  • Parking management software
  • Automatic and manual payment
  • ERP or SAP integration
C4

Operation

  • Occupancy and revenue reports
  • Lists of residents, employees and subscribers
  • Video linked to each transit
Reference layer diagram. Each project specifies it in its technical report.

What is included and what is not.

Included in the service

  • Study of vehicle flows and usage rules
  • Design of lanes, entry and exit equipment and space guidance
  • Supply and installation of barriers, readers and sensors
  • Configuration of rates, subscribers and lists
  • Integration with access control, video and ERP
  • Testing and training

Out of scope

  • Road marking and civil works for the parking lot
  • Day-to-day operation with staff
  • Contracts with payment gateways or financial institutions, signed by the owner

Anything out of scope is coordinated with the right party or quoted separately, and is always stated in writing before we start.

How we do it, step by step.

  1. Assessment

    Observation of entries and exits at peak hour, inventory of spaces and equipment, and usage and payment rules.

    DeliverableFlow and requirements report

  2. Design

    Lanes, identification technology, space guidance, payment scheme and integrations.

    DeliverableTechnical report and drawings

  3. Integration

    Installation of barriers, readers, sensors and panels, and platform configuration.

    DeliverableInstalled system

  4. Commissioning

    Reading, payment and ERP reconciliation tests, and staff training.

    DeliverableTest report

  5. Operation and improvement

    Maintenance of barriers and readers, rate adjustments and reports.

    DeliverableOccupancy and status reports

Work sequence: each step closes with a written deliverable.
See the full methodology

Reference regulations and standards.

These are the usual references for this type of system. The technical report of each project identifies which ones apply, depending on the use, size and location of the installation.

Regulatory reference, indicative

Law 1581 of 2012 and Decree 1377 of 2013 (Colombian data protection)
A license plate linked to a person and images of drivers are personal data: they require a notice and a data processing policy.
Electronic invoicing
If there is payment, the system must integrate with DIAN (Colombian tax authority) invoicing; this is resolved in the design with your accounting team.
RETIE
Colombian technical regulation for electrical installations: governs the service connections and circuits that power the equipment.

What stays in your hands.

  1. Flow report

    Measured transits and usage rules.

  2. Technical report and drawings

    Lanes, equipment and space guidance.

  3. Documented rates

    Payment configuration, subscribers and lists.

  4. Test report

    Reading, payment and reconciliation.

What people ask us most.

Is it suitable for commercial parking?

Yes. It includes automatic and manual payment options, subscribers and revenue reconciliation.

What is license plate recognition (LPR)?

A camera reads the vehicle plate and checks it against the authorized list, so the barrier opens with no ticket or card.

Does it integrate with the building access control?

Yes. It shares the user base: the same employee or resident enters with their credential or with their plate.

Does it integrate with SAP or another ERP?

Yes, with ERP and SAP platforms, to reconcile revenue. The scope is defined in the design.

Which payment methods does it support?

Automatic payment at a kiosk or at the exit, and manual payment at the cashier. The specific methods depend on the payment gateway the owner contracts.

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