Hotel guests expect seamless parking. MoveDI lets you bundle parking with room bookings, offer valet-style digital access, and fill daytime vacancies with local drivers. The result: happier guests and a car park that earns around the clock.
A hotel car park has to recognise a guest who booked three months ago, a restaurant diner who will be two hours, and a neighbour who has worked out that the barrier never checks. It also sits empty all day while guests are out. Movedi runs all three as one record — parking attached to the stay, short-stay sessions priced on their own rules, and every session attributable to somebody — so the car park earns around the clock and the parking that gets given away is parking someone signed for.
Parking tied to the reservation. The guest drives in, ANPR opens the gate, no front-desk interaction.
While guests are out, sell hourly bookings to nearby workers and shoppers.
Offer EV charging, car wash, and premium spots as add-ons during booking.
A bay held against the reservation, so arrival is not a conversation at the front desk.
Hours nobody is using are sold as short-stay sessions, with the guest allocation kept back.
Restaurant and spa parking is recorded against whoever issued it, not absorbed as a cost of doing business.
Cancellation and no-show rules are set per property and frozen onto the booking, so they cannot be argued afterwards.
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. Free to the guest is a rate rule, not the absence of a system — the session is still recorded, so for the first time you can see what that benefit actually costs the property.
Yes. Plate or QR check-in works without a barrier, and for a boutique property that is usually the right starting point. The control is the record, not the arm.
Every session belongs to someone. A stay that matches no guest, booking or validation is visible as exactly that, and is priced at the public rate rather than at nothing.
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