Identify
Read an assigned RFID tag or another approved vehicle identity signal.
Residential societies Live
Secure vehicle access without replacing your society-management system.
ParkTek links vehicle identity, RFID inventory, local gate decisions, boom-barrier control, resident tools and society operations—while keeping exceptions in authorized hands.
Connected workflow
From identification to a recorded gate event.
Each stage has a clear job, a controlled fallback and a shared operational record.
Validate
Check the vehicle, assignment and current permit state.
Decide locally
Use the Yantra controller's synced permit view for eligible gate decisions.
Operate the barrier
Trigger the approved relay flow or route an exception to gate staff.
Record the event
Keep the access event connected to its society and vehicle context.
Monitor and support
Review activity, controller health and support work from role-specific tools.
Role-specific tools
Useful context for everyone operating the gate.
Residents
Keep approved vehicles and RFID activation connected to the right society access record.
Gate staff
Handle authorized lookups and exceptions without treating an unknown vehicle as approved.
Society teams
Manage residents, vehicles, RFID inventory and access records, with role-scoped controller health context.
ParkTek operations
Support onboarding, hardware setup, controller health and society-scoped issue resolution.
Access modes
RFID and ANPR working together at the gate.
ParkTek uses RFID and ANPR as complementary registered-vehicle identity modes. An unrecognized plate is not permission to operate the barrier.
UHF RFID
The live primary vehicle identity flow links one active tag to one active vehicle at a time.
LiveLocal control
Yantra uses its synced permit view for eligible gate decisions and queues events for later sync.
LiveAuthorized fallback
Gate teams retain an approved manual path for exceptions and equipment or connectivity issues.
LiveANPR
ANPR provides an additional live registered-vehicle identity signal. Unknown plates do not auto-open by default.
LiveAvailable now
Live residential operations, clearly scoped.
Resident and vehicle registration
LiveVehicle details, society access and RFID activation stay connected to the resident record.
Authorized gate exceptions
LiveAuthorized teams retain a controlled manual path. Any automated temporary-access workflow is confirmed per site.
Entry and exit history
LiveSociety-scoped access events retain the vehicle and operating context needed by authorized teams.
Administration dashboard
LiveAuthorized teams manage users, vehicles, RFID inventory and logs, with role-scoped controller and support context.
Hardware monitoring
LiveController health and event synchronization provide operational context for supported gates.
Guard workflows
LiveGate teams can use approved lookups and exception handling without treating an unknown vehicle as authorized.
Technical support
LiveRole-scoped support context helps ParkTek and the society resolve access, tag and device issues.
Remote barrier operation depends on site configuration.
ParkTek's standard operating path uses local controller relay integration with authorized manual exception handling. Remote operation availability depends on the supported site configuration.
Hardware compatibility
Confirm compatibility for your existing gate equipment.
Reader protocols, relay wiring, camera placement, networking and backup power vary by site. ParkTek confirms supported equipment and any required integration work during the assessment.
Boom barriers
Relay integration for approved existing or new barrier equipment.
RFID readers
Approved reader and tag combinations for vehicle access.
ANPR cameras
Camera placement and stream compatibility are confirmed during site assessment.
Controllers
A surveyed controller, connectivity and backup-power plan for each gate.
POS hardware
POS hardware compatibility is confirmed against the site's operator workflow.
APIs and webhooks
Integration scope is documented for each supported system and data boundary.
Installation and support
From site assessment to monitored handover.
The rollout documents equipment, access rules, fallback procedures, onboarding and the agreed maintenance path before the gate is placed into supported operation.
Site assessment
Survey gates, traffic flow, equipment, connectivity and operating needs.
System design and proposal
Confirm the supported hardware, software scope, fallbacks and delivery plan.
Installation and integration
Connect approved readers, controllers, barriers and site systems.
Operator or resident onboarding
Validate normal and exception flows, then train the responsible site teams or residents.
Go-live, monitoring and AMC
Launch with monitored handover, documented fallback contacts and the agreed maintenance scope.
Residential FAQ
Questions to settle before deployment.
Can ParkTek work alongside our existing society-management system?
ParkTek can be scoped as a vehicle-access layer without requiring a society-management replacement. Any data or workflow integration is confirmed during the site assessment.
Can residents use RFID and ANPR together?
Yes. RFID and ANPR can work together as registered-vehicle identity modes; unknown plates do not auto-open by default.
What happens during an exception or connectivity outage?
Authorized gate staff retain the approved manual path, while the controller can use its synced local permit view for eligible decisions and queue events for later sync.
How are installation and support scoped?
ParkTek surveys the gates, readers, barriers, cameras, power and network before proposing installation, onboarding, fallback procedures and the agreed AMC or support scope.
Plan your residential access assessment
Share your gates, current barriers, RFID setup and access issues. We’ll scope the assessment around your society.