Smart City System Launches New Financial Overview in ParkAgent Software

With the new financial overview in ParkAgent, managers gain direct transparency over monthly revenues for the first time, along with self exporting for accounting and a modern Operations Report.

Anyone who operates parking facilities knows the problem: revenue figures are scattered, reporting is time-consuming, and queries to IT is a daily routine. ParkAgent puts an end to that. With the new financial overview, managers get a central tool that shows what their facilities are actually delivering in seconds.

Three Areas. One Goal: Full Clarity for Managers.

The central dashboard of the ParkAgent Software consolidates all relevant financial KPIs at a glance. No Excel, no waiting, no workarounds. Managers can independently download their data as a file and pass it directly to accounting or their tax advisor. Month-end closings run faster as a result.

The centrepiece is the new Operations Report as a PDF: a modern monthly report that people actually read. It delivers total revenue, transaction counts, location comparisons, and daily and hourly breakdowns. An integrated operational analysis helps managers understand and optimize their own tariff structure. Parking processes are clearly categorized into short-term parkers, permit holders, and parking violations. There's also a breakdown of the payment channels used, from terminal to payment website.

Maximum Transparency. Minimal Access Rights.

The financial overview was developed specifically for managers. They receive exactly the level of data depth that operational decisions require without needing to access to sensitive system functions.

Experience It Now and Take the Next Step.

The financial overview is available in ParkAgent immediately. Interested operators can get a first concrete impression via a demo version of the Operations Report and see immediately what level of transparency is now possible.

About Smart City System

Smart City System is a start up from the metropolitan region of Nuremberg that deals with the digitization of parking areas with the help of sensors. Founded in 2017 by five students, we've rapidly grown and already installed more than 45,000 sensors throughout Germany and other European countries.

We digitize parking areas with the help of sensor technology to improve the search for, management and use of parking spaces in cities. In this way we want to reduce parking pressure in city centres and thus also traffic. After all, 30% of inner-city traffic is caused solely by the search for parking space. With our solution, we want to reduce traffic, the stress of citizens and, ultimately, harmful emissions in the city centre.