For businesses that rely on smooth car park operations - hotels, retail parks, healthcare facilities, and office complexes - inefficient car park management can cause frustration, lost revenue, and even reputational damage. Without real visibility into how your car park is being used, it’s easy to fall into the trap of guesswork.
At Park & Control, we specialise in helping businesses regain control of their car park spaces, ensuring they are well-managed, compliant, and optimised for customer needs. Some of the most powerful tools we use to support our clients include data-driven enforcement and compliance solutions - enabling businesses to make informed decisions based on real-world car park behaviour.
Most businesses manage their car parks reactively - responding to customer complaints, unauthorised use, or congestion only when problems become noticeable. But what if you could anticipate and resolve these issues before they escalate?
Through real-time analytics, we help businesses:
To make this process seamless, we use advanced analytics tools, including APCOA Analytics, to bring all this information together into a clear, user-friendly dashboard. These insights allow our clients to:
Unlike traditional car park management, which often relies on static rules and occasional enforcement, data-driven decision-making allows businesses to take a proactive approach.
With the rise of electric vehicles (EVs) and increased focus on sustainability, businesses need to plan their car parks strategically. But how do you determine whether investing in EV charging points makes financial sense? How do you measure their impact?
Using data insights, businesses can:
A business park noticed a rise in demand for EV charging but lacked data on when chargers were most needed. By tracking real-time usage, they identified peak times and adjusted availability, ensuring the best use of infrastructure while reducing downtime for customers.
Many businesses face fluctuating car park demand, whether due to holiday shopping periods, large-scale events, or seasonal trends. Rather than reacting when congestion becomes a problem, our clients use data to:
A stadium hosting events through the year used predictive analytics to ensure event attendees were directed to the right zones, reducing bottlenecks and minimising delays. Parking patterns from previous events helped streamline entry and exit flows.
Beyond occupancy and compliance, data can enhance operational efficiency in other ways:
Your car park is a valuable asset, and with the right insights, it can be managed efficiently, fairly, and profitably. At Park & Control, we combine real-time data, compliance expertise, and tailored management strategies to help businesses take full control of their car park spaces.
Find out how Park & Control can help you take control of your car park - using enforcement, technology, and data-driven insights to maximise space efficiency and compliance.