Plate-as-permit
- Residents register vehicles against their unit; the office approves changes.
- Visitor passes are issued from the app with a plate and an expiry; no paper hang-tags.
- Resident-in-visitor detection flags a registered resident car parked in visitor stalls.
- A per-week visitor limit can mirror your bylaw's allowance and count it automatically.
Parkade Watch: the guard's nightly register
Security walks the parkade with a phone, not a clipboard. Each plate is checked against the registry, exceptions are photographed, and the register is complete before the shift ends. When a stall is abused repeatedly, the guard escalates and AryaPM drafts the Strata Property Act s.135 bylaw report with the history attached.
Towing is never automatic. The decision stays with the office and the council; the platform makes sure the evidence is ready when they make it.
Patrol, bikes and the rest of the night
Patrol rounds, bike-room registers and nightly incident logs sit beside parking in the security desk. Guards land on their own surface with only the desks their role permits, and the council reads the summary in the hub.
Parking marketplace
Where the council allows it, owners can advertise a spare stall to other residents on a private board inside the community, keeping stall rentals inside the building and off public classifieds.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need licence-plate cameras?
No. The guard checks plates from the phone against the registry; cameras are not required.
Can visitors register themselves?
Residents issue visitor passes for their guests from the app; the office can issue passes at the desk for trades and deliveries.
How does this connect to bylaw enforcement?
Repeated parking violations escalate into the bylaw enforcement module, where the s.135 notice ladder, owner notification and fine tracking take over.
Last reviewed 2026-09-21. Product details describe AryaPM as it ships today; legislation summaries are general information, not legal advice.