The camera reads the number plate and the program matches the vehicle to a subscriber, visitor or blacklist record; the barrier opens according to the rules you set. Fees, the cash desk and reports are managed in the same system.
Mobile and web access is free of charge.
Entry, exit, duration and fee on one row. Next to the plate: reading confidence, whether the vehicle is a subscriber or a visitor, and whether it is still inside. The details button opens the full record.
Identity, vehicles, subscription and passes on one card. The Passes tab lists every entry and exit with its duration; account details and notes stay on the same card.
When a listed plate is read, an alarm goes off and the match is logged. Match History shows each event with date, time, plate and source camera, so you can check later when a vehicle arrived and through which entrance.
See the cash desk opening, closing and the receipt list of each shift. Every shift closes with its own receipts; no more adding up the day by hand.
Vehicles inside and free spaces are calculated live from entry and exit readings. The layout marks subscriber and closed spaces separately; the gate display shows free spaces, with the latest passes listed alongside.
Report by day, week, month or any period you choose. Passes, unique vehicles, parking time and charges are summarised at the top; daily breakdown, shifts and latest entries and exits sit in separate tabs.
Report availability may depend on your licence; the scope is agreed in the quotation.
The manager monitors the car park and takes action from the Mika mobile app. A phone is paired by scanning a QR code generated on the Mobile Access screen in PlateVision; separate QR codes are generated for the owner, security and manager roles. Paired phones are listed in the app with their name and role.
Vehicles inside and subscribers outside are shown on opening; gate, cameras, flat lookup, subscriber and visitor actions start from this screen.
A reason is selected: visitor, delivery, fault or other. The last five commands are listed with time, reason and result.
Camera images from the car park are viewed on the phone.
Subscriber and visitor vehicles inside and the count difference are shown; subscriber vehicles inside are listed with plate, flat and entry time.
Name, phone, block, flat and plate are entered; membership is set as yearly, monthly or prepaid, with start and end dates.
Plate, name, phone, destination and the flat visited are recorded; the entry time is recorded automatically when the record is created.
Screens are taken from the mobile app using test data. The interface is shown in Turkish; plates, figures and names are examples.
Find IP cameras on the network or add them manually.
Connects through an Access Panel or a relay board.
Time-based or prepaid, by vehicle type.
You decide what happens when it is full.
| Device | What it does | How it connects |
|---|---|---|
| IP camera | Reads the number plate at the entrance and exit. | Over RTSP; ONVIF cameras are discovered on the network. |
| Barrier | Opens the barrier for an authorised number plate. | Through an Access Panel or a 2-output Ethernet relay board. |
| LED display | Shows the number of free spaces at the gate. | Defined in Settings and paired with a camera. |
| Card terminal | Card payments are taken on the terminal and recorded on the Cash Desk screen as a card payment for the current shift. | The terminal does not connect to the software; no integration is required. |
| Situation | What the program does |
|---|---|
| Registered vehicle arrives | Once the plate is confirmed, the system sends an open command to the selected barrier. |
| Unregistered vehicle arrives | With "Registered vehicles only" on, the entry barrier stays closed. |
| Blacklisted plate read | The alarm sounds and the match is logged. With the setting on, the barrier stays closed. |
| Car park full | Your choice: subscribers only, no entry, or a warning and the barrier opens. |
| Vehicle standing still | With the setting on, a vehicle parked in view does not open the barrier. |
| Second read in the same lane | While a pass is in progress, a second read creates no new record and no second opening. |
The privacy notice, legal basis and retention period belong to the data controller. PlateVision lets authorised users set retention periods for vehicle images and system logs, and mask identity and number plate data when handling a data subject request. Reading records have no timed automatic deletion and no in-program delete, so their retention and deletion must follow a procedure your organisation sets up separately.
Enter the retention period in days; expired images are deleted automatically.
Log files are deleted after the period you set.
Find a subscriber record by plate or full name.
Identity and plate are masked; pass counts and financial totals are kept.
The program reads the plate in the camera image and matches it to a subscriber, visitor or blacklist record. The pass is logged and the barrier follows your settings.
IP cameras with RTSP. ONVIF cameras are found by scanning the network; you can also add a camera manually.
Via Access Panel or a 2-output Ethernet relay board. You test the connection from the settings screen.
Choose a time-based or prepaid tariff. You can set a multiplier per vehicle type and a daily cap.
You pick one of three options: subscribers only, no new entries, or a warning and the barrier opens.
An audible and visual alarm goes off and the match is logged. With the setting on, the barrier stays closed.
Yes. Readings and reports export as Excel (.xlsx) files. A daily report can also be e-mailed to the recipients you choose.
In most ANPR settings, yes: a number plate linked to a person is personal data under GDPR. You can set retention periods for vehicle images and system logs; expired ones are deleted automatically. Reading records have no automatic deletion; on a subscriber's request, identity and plate are anonymised.
No. Mobile and web access is free of charge.
A Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit) computer, IP cameras with RTSP and a wired Gigabit network. Hardware is specified in the quotation based on the number of cameras.
PlateVision is a product of Mika Teknoloji Kontrol Sistemleri.
Perpa Trade Centre, Block A, Floors 4–5, No. 0158, 34384 Şişli, Istanbul, Türkiye
Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00 (TRT)
Screens show the program's own interface in Turkish. Except for Live View, the data on screen is sample data. Personal data: privacy notice.
Tell us about your gates and camera layout, and we will prepare the demo and quotation together.