Spaces, orders, and monthly passes, on one parking console
MeetCarbon Cloud parking keeps lots, spaces, entry and exit orders, fee rules, and monthly passes on one ledger. Hourly parking follows the fee rule. Monthly passes use plans and reviews. Benefits are quoted at the exit. Order reconciliation and lot reports stay separate. Charging orders stay in charging operations. City-scale parking and charging points stay in parking and charging network management.
- Lots
- Files, maps, and bookings
- Hourly / monthly
- Rules, plans, and review
- Benefits
- Exit quotes by lot
- Reports
- Orders, operations, gates
- Zone A · abnormal order to checkAbnormal
- Monthly renewal · review waitingReview
- This month · reconciliation gapReconcile
From a lot file to revenue you can check
Four stages map to menus already in the product. Orders, monthly passes, and reports follow the same lot.
File
Register the lot, spaces, and space map. Bookings hang under that lot.
Order
Entry and exit records become hourly orders. Abnormal orders, work orders, and feedback are handled apart.
Charge
Hourly rates, free time, and the cap live in fee rules. Monthly passes and benefits apply on their own pages.
Check
Order reconciliation reads payments. Operations summary reads the lot. Reports split lots, vehicles, and gates.
What you see when you open smart parking
The menu groups the yard, orders and fees, monthly passes and benefits, and reports with gates. Pick any item to see the work it does.
Overview
See vehicles on site, today’s orders, free spaces, and monthly reviews. Quoted revenue uses orders and reports.
- Switch lot
- Open abnormal items and reviews
- Figures are samples
Space counts, amounts, and durations in the sample windows illustrate layout only.
Separate hourly, monthly, and benefits, then see the exit
All three already have pages. The exit amount starts from the fee rule, then subtracts benefits that are live on the lot.
Free time, the hourly price, and the cap produce the amount due. Payment creates the order.
A mismatched amount waits on abnormal orders, then enters order reconciliation.
Marketing attribution counts orders tied to a benefit. It does not replace the exit quote.
Move the stay, see a sample amount due
One sample rule shows free time, an hourly price, and a cap. The amount charged uses the lot’s saved rule and the exit-quote page.
Sample: 15 minutes free, then 6 CNY per hour, capped at 40 CNY
The sample omits time-of-day prices, midnight crossings, and benefit waivers. Charges use the rule saved for that lot, and the amount due on the exit-quote page.
Admins watch the lot, authors write rules, finance checks orders
Duty staff watch vehicles on site, abnormal orders, and work orders. Authors write fees, monthly plans, and benefits. Finance reads reconciliation, not the sample numbers on the overview.
Are vehicles on site, free spaces, and monthly reviews in order today?
- Vehicles on site
- Spaces free
- Monthly reviews
Lot files, traffic, and rules land on the same lot
Every order has to match a lot. Charging payments are not rebuilt here, and the city network is not laid out here.
Lot and space files
Lots, spaces, and the space map are the base for orders and bookings.
Traffic
Entry and exit are written to the traffic log and become hourly orders.
Gate write-back
After a Keytop lot is bound, lanes and logs return to the gate connection page.
Fee rules
Free time, price, and cap can be kept in fee management or on the lot.
Monthly and benefits
Plans, reviews, the catalog, and lot campaigns decide whether the exit is waived or opened.
Exceptions and refunds
Abnormal orders, parking work orders, refund reviews, and hourly refunds are handled by a person.
What this page does not rebuild
- Charging orders, tariffs, and invoices stay in charging operations.
- City-scale parking and charging points stay in parking and charging network management.
- Thing models and protocol adapters stay in IoT device management.
- The gate connection binds lots and keeps logs. Price and cap stay in fee management.
Refunds and moves go through review pages. This introduction has no bulk-refund or balance-edit entry.
File the lot and the rules first, then turn on monthly and benefits
Use this order for the first lot. Reconciliation can start after orders exist. Traffic and billing can run before that.
- 1Lot name and space count
- 2Lane and gate site ids
- 3Free time, hourly price, and cap
- 4Monthly plans and who is eligible
- 5For a charging waiver: amount and linked site
An allow-list waiver is issued in vehicle management. It does not stand in for a monthly plan or a benefit waiver.
- 01
File the lot
Register the lot, spaces, and space map.
You get · A lot file - 02
Connect the gate
Bind the lot and lanes on the gate connection page.
You get · Lanes online - 03
Write the rule
Fill free time, price, and cap.
You get · Billing that can run - 04
Open monthly
Create a plan, then eligibility and review as needed.
You get · Monthly passes that can be issued - 05
Publish a benefit
Create a benefit and turn it on for the lot.
You get · An exit quote - 06
Check revenue
Use order reconciliation and the lot report.
You get · Revenue you can check
Lots, orders, monthly passes, and reconciliation stay on one ledger
Smart parking covers lot operations and parking charges. Charging transactions, city aggregation, and device protocols each have their own product.
Spaces follow the lot
Spaces, the map, and bookings are opened from the lot.
Traffic becomes an order
Hourly stays become orders. Abnormal orders and work orders are handled apart.
Monthly passes are reviewed
Plans, reviews, moves, refunds, and monthly reconciliation sit in monthly management.
Benefits go live per lot
A waiver that is not live on that lot is left out of the exit quote.
Payments and totals stay apart
Order reconciliation shows gaps. The operations summary and reports show the lot.
The gate page only connects
Bind a Keytop lot and its lanes. Prices stay in fee management.
How neighboring products connect
Parking orders and monthly passes stay on this page. Charging transactions, city aggregation, and device protocols live in their own products.
Hourly, monthly, official vehicles, and charging waivers share one lot
These four match setups you can already configure.
Keep the parking ledger and the charging ledger apart
How do smart parking and charging operations divide the work?
Spaces, hourly orders, monthly passes, and parking waivers stay on this page. Charging orders, tariffs, and invoices stay in charging operations. A benefit can name a charging site. The two order lists are not merged into one bill.
How does this relate to parking and charging network management?
This page covers orders, fees, and monthly passes for one or more connected lots. City-scale parking and charging points, the index, and the display wall stay in parking and charging network management.
Can the amounts on this page be quoted?
Quote them only as samples. Overview and duration-slider figures illustrate the layout. Charges use the rule saved in fee management, and the amount due on the exit-quote page.
Is the allow list the same as a monthly pass?
The allow list is in vehicle management and covers waivers such as free exit. Monthly passes have plans, reviews, and a monthly reconciliation. The two are issued apart.
Does a refund return to the original account on its own?
Refund review and hourly refunds are manual review pages. After approval, that single case is processed. This page has no bulk refund.
Can the gate connection replace the fee rule?
The gate connection binds a Keytop lot, its lanes, and the log. Free time, price, and cap stay in fee management, or in the fee settings on the lot.
Lock rules and monthly passes for one lot first
Tell us whether you need hourly billing, monthly review, or a charging waiver. We will walk through the lot, orders, benefits, and reconciliation for that scope.