Hospital car parks are high-stress environments. Patients arrive anxious, staff need guaranteed spots, and emergency access must never be blocked. MoveDI segments your facility into staff bays, patient pre-bookings, and always-open emergency lanes, so everyone gets where they need to be.
Hospital parking is the first thing a patient experiences and the last thing anyone wants to think about. One entrance serves an ambulance at three in the morning, a shift change at eight, and a family who were told to arrive at 9:15 and have now been circling for twenty minutes. Movedi separates them by rule rather than by whoever is on the barrier — bays that are never offered, caps that stop a long stay becoming a second problem, and a price that is fixed the moment somebody arrives.
Dedicate bays to staff shifts. Plates are whitelisted, no permits needed.
Patients book a bay when they book their appointment. One less thing to worry about.
Configurable rules ensure ambulance and emergency bays are never sold.
Emergency and service bays are held out of bookable inventory entirely, rather than protected by a sign and good intentions.
Rolling 24-hour caps measured from arrival, so a family staying three days can be told the ceiling before they park.
Separate rules for staff and public bays at the same site, including time-of-day bands that follow the shift pattern.
The tariff is frozen onto the session at entry. Whatever changes afterwards, the price quoted is the price charged.
Every facility runs the same three things differently: who gets in, how they pay, and what happens when they don't. These are the parts of Movedi that answer them.
Plate, QR or gate check-in, with the credential decided per facility. Sessions open and close against one record whether the driver booked ahead or arrived unannounced.
Time-of-day bands, rolling 24-hour caps, free grace periods, minimum charges, duration passes and a holiday calendar — set per location, and frozen onto the session at entry, so the price quoted is the price charged.
Every lari maps to a session. Cancellation terms are fixed per location at the point of sale, overstays are detected and billed, and unpaid balances block new bookings until they are settled.
Yes, and most sites should. A free or capped patient rate is a rule like any other — what changes is that the trust can finally see what it costs and who used it.
By keeping those bays out of the inventory rather than relying on enforcement. A bay that is never offered cannot be sold, booked or occupied by someone who thought the sign did not apply to them.
Time-of-day bands run on a seven-day mask and can cross midnight, which is the case a lot of parking software quietly gets wrong. A night shift is a supported pattern, not a workaround.
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