Rasif - Parking Operations Console for ANPR Car Parks and On-Street Zones

Dashboard, live occupancy map, car parks list, car park detail with 7 tabs and the exceptions queue. Every car park in the demo opens its own detail page.

Unmatched exit, unmatched entry, low-confidence read, unknown plate format, unpaid visit past grace and duplicate reads, each showing the plate reads side by side with ranked suggested matches.

The notice button stays disabled unless the visit is an unpaid off-street visit, the payment grace has passed and the plate is confirmed on every read. The screen says which check failed.

18 of the operator's 60 car parks with 10,728 spaces, 10 on-street zones across 2 municipalities, 24 open exceptions, 4 versioned tariffs, 7 permit products and 7 staff users.

Plates the System Cannot Match

Dirty plates, GCC visitors' plates and misreads of Arabic characters left visits with an entry and no exit, or an exit and no entry. Each one had to be checked against camera images, bookings and accounts before anyone could be charged.

Every Plate Read Is Personal Data

Cameras read every car that enters, not only customers'. Under Qatar's Law No. 13 of 2016, a plate linked to an account, an image or a location history is personal data, so the product keeps the minimum and holds wider images only as evidence.

Two Kinds of Penalty

In its own car parks an unpaid visit is a contractual parking charge under the posted terms. On public roads the power to penalise rests with the municipality, so notice types, amounts and appeal periods come from each contract, and one contract only allows reporting.

Occupancy That Drifts

Counts come from ANPR entries minus exits, corrected by bay sensors where fitted. They drift until reconciled, and pre-booking has to leave room for walk-ins, permit holders and accessible bays that must never be booked away.