When we set out to create the world’s first operating system for mobility hubs, we knew it needed three things: parking, because we saw opportunity in underutilized assets in our city cores; intelligence, because it is the foundation of any successful business strategy today; and mobility integrations, because our transportation ecosystem is no longer only made up of cars.
Now, we knew the foundation of access and revenue control was necessary – but the “push a button to get a ticket” model isn’t up to par with the future-ready hubs we want to power. That’s why we designed our entire product lineup with next-generation capabilities (think Bluetooth and mobile payments) plus the ability to adapt endlessly (because we know innovation is never complete).
Next came the intelligence piece. We designed a cutting-edge intelligence portal to give growing mobility hubs the real-time insight they need to make informed decisions about new service offerings and other ways to diversify their revenue structure.
Finally, we did the legwork for asset owners and operators by assembling a network of ready-to-launch integrations in transportation and logistics. Our growing ecosystem of partners acts as a link between parking assets and new consumer markets for services like EV charging, eScooters, and delivery services.