WPS Introduces ParkAdvance Go
Say Hello to ParkAdvance Go
Smart in design. Strong in performance.
WPS is introducing the next generation of its parking terminals: a digital, ticketless terminal built for parking providers who want performance without added complexity.
ParkAdvance Go combines the ParkID software platform with a terminal that has no moving parts. Fewer moving parts means less wear and less maintenance, and that is what keeps uptime high and the total cost of ownership low. Its sleek, future-ready design fits modern facilities, and the terminal is quick to install and straightforward to manage from day one.
Ticketless by Design
Drivers are identified by Automatic Number Plate Recognition, QR code or barcode, or MIFARE card. Payments are contactless and receipts are digital. Nothing to print, nothing to lose, nothing to restock.
Powered by ParkID
The terminal is fully integrated with ParkID, giving operators centralized control and real-time management of their facilities. The platform is configurable per site, scales as the operation grows, stays up to date automatically and provides full visibility into parking data.
Developed for Profitability
It is the result that matters, not the technology. ParkAdvance Go is faster from installation to go-live, reduces operational complexity, needs less maintenance, delivers higher uptime and lowers the total cost of ownership. More than a terminal, it is an investment in a more efficient parking operation.
ParkAdvance Go is available as an entry terminal, an exit terminal, a pay station and a door reader.
ParkAdvance Go will be available with flexible purchase and leasing options.
Coming soon. Want to be among the first to know more? Reach out to the WPS sales team.
About WPS
Since its establishment in 1985, WPS Parking Solutions has grown from a local Dutch provider of parking systems into one of the world’s leading providers of cloud-based automated parking solutions. WPS’ mission is to create smart, reliable and future-proof parking solutions that are designed for today’s and tomorrow’s connected world.


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