Shopping centres lose revenue when drivers circle the block looking for parking. MoveDI makes every bay visible and bookable, so shoppers arrive faster, stay longer, and spend more. Dynamic pricing maximises revenue during peak hours while off-peak discounts fill empty spaces.
A shopping centre car park serves two drivers with opposite interests through the same barrier: the shopper the centre wants to keep for three hours, and the commuter who leaves a car there all day for nothing. Movedi separates them — plate-based entry that does not make anyone stop for a ticket, a rate and rule engine that prices the trading day the way the centre wants it priced, and tenant-issued validation recorded against the tenant who issued it. The parking a retailer gives away becomes parking the centre can account for.
Shoppers reserve a bay before they leave home. No stress, no circling.
Rates adjust automatically to demand, maximising revenue per bay per hour.
See how long shoppers stay and correlate parking duration with retail spend.
Which bays are working, which hours earn, and where the day's revenue came from — from the booking ledger, not an estimate.
Parking a tenant gives away is attributed to the tenant that gave it away, with an audit trail behind each one.
The credential is read on approach, so arrival at peak does not depend on how fast someone can take a ticket.
Bands, caps and grace periods set per location, with dated overrides scheduled ahead for sale periods and holidays.
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.
That is the model the sector runs on — validation is the dominant commercial logic in retail parking, not the hourly rate. The requirement is that each discount is attributed to the tenant that issued it and is reconcilable at the end of the month.
No. A centre can keep parking free to the shopper and still need to know who used it, for how long, and which tenant sponsored it. Measuring what you give away is a separate decision from charging for it.
With a rate structure that makes long stays expensive rather than a barrier that makes short stays slow — time-of-day bands and a daily cap set where the centre wants the cut-off, applied per location.
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