The Autopay platform

Autopay Platform connects every part of the parking operation into one integrated ecosystem. ANPR cameras automatically recognise vehicles entering and leaving a parking facility, while the platform processes parking sessions, payments, permits, reporting and business rules behind the scenes.

Operators manage everything through a cloud based dashboard where they can configure pricing, monitor occupancy, administer permits, generate reports and connect third party services through APIs and integrations. Drivers benefit from a seamless parking experience without tickets or unnecessary delays, while operators reduce manual administration and gain greater operational insight.

Because the platform is cloud based, updates, new features and additional modules can be introduced without disrupting day to day parking operations.

The Autopay Platform is designed for professional parking operators, property owners and organisations looking to modernise their parking operations through digital automation. The platform supports both private and public sector organisations that require flexible, scalable parking management software.

Customers range from airports and municipalities to hospitals, shopping centres, residential developments, workplaces and commercial parking operators. Whether managing customer parking, employee parking, permit parking or mixed use facilities, the platform can be configured to match different operational requirements.

Its modular architecture also makes it suitable for organisations that expect their parking operations to grow over time, allowing new services and functionality to be added as business needs change.

The Autopay Platform is designed to support a wide variety of parking environments, from small private car parks to complex, high traffic operations. The platform is successfully used across airports, shopping centres, hospitals, municipalities, residential developments, hotels, office buildings, business parks and commercial parking facilities throughout Europe.

Because the platform is highly configurable, operators can tailor pricing, permits, access rules and payment options to suit the specific needs of each location. It also supports mixed use environments where different user groups, such as residents, visitors, employees and permit holders, share the same parking capacity.

This flexibility allows operators to manage diverse parking operations through one consistent parking management platform while delivering a seamless experience for drivers.

The Autopay Platform is used by parking operators across multiple European markets, supporting a broad range of parking operations in both public and private sectors. The platform has been deployed in countries including Norway, Sweden, Denmark, the United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, Iceland and several other European markets.

Because the platform is designed for international operations, it supports local payment methods, multiple languages and market specific requirements where applicable. This enables operators managing cross border parking portfolios to deliver a consistent customer experience while adapting to local business needs and regulations.

As Autopay continues to expand, the platform is built to support new markets through its flexible architecture and extensive integration capabilities.

Yes. The Autopay Platform is built to manage multiple parking locations through one centralised cloud based platform. Operators can oversee individual sites, regional portfolios or nationwide parking networks from a single dashboard, making administration significantly more efficient.

Each parking facility can have its own pricing structure, permits, payment options, operating rules and reporting while still being managed within the same system. This provides consistency across the organisation while allowing each location to operate according to its own requirements.

For operators with growing portfolios, the platform makes it easy to add new locations, monitor performance across sites and standardise parking operations without introducing unnecessary complexity. The result is greater operational control, improved reporting and a more scalable approach to digital parking management.