Level 1Slot Guidance

Free-space signs that tell drivers exactly where to go.

Slot Guidance counts every free bay with sensors or cameras and updates signs at the entrance, ramps and aisles within seconds. Drivers skip full levels and find a space on the first pass.

Slot Guidance - signs and bays

Signs synced 2s ago
Level 1FULL
Level 238 FREE
Level 371 FREE
EV 6 free Accessible 4 free 2-wheeler B2 open

2 s

sign refresh after a bay changes

4

bay types counted separately

1

screen for every level and aisle

What it does

Built for the lane, the level and the control room.

01

Bay sensors or overhead cameras

Ultrasonic sensors for covered floors, or cameras that each watch 6 to 8 bays on open decks.

02

Level and aisle signs

LED counters at the gate, every ramp and every aisle, plus red and green bay lights where fitted.

03

EV bays

EV bays are counted on their own and can be linked to charger status.

04

Accessible and women-only bays

Reserved bays near lifts are counted and shown separately, so they stay free for those who need them.

05

Two-wheeler zones

Separate counts for two-wheeler areas, with signs to send bikes to the right basement.

06

Live map in the control room

Every bay on every level, colour-coded, with the option to block bays for events or maintenance.

How it works

Four steps, every time a car moves.

  1. 1

    Bays are counted

    Sensors or cameras report each bay as free or taken.

  2. 2

    Counts roll up

    Bay status rolls up to aisle, level and site totals on the edge box.

  3. 3

    Signs update

    Entrance, ramp and aisle signs change within seconds. Full levels turn red.

  4. 4

    Drivers park

    Drivers follow the numbers to the nearest free bay instead of circling.

On real sites

How Slot Guidance is set up at different car parks.

MallsLevel 1 fills first. Signs at the ramp send cars straight to Levels 2 and 3.
Office parksTenant-reserved bays shown apart from visitor bays, so visitors never take a tenant bay.
Railway stationsTwo-wheeler basements and car levels counted separately for the morning commuter rush.
Sensors or cameras: which is better?

Sensors suit covered floors with low ceilings. Cameras are cheaper per bay on open decks. Many sites use both.

Can we block bays for an event?

Yes. Block any bay or zone from the control room, and the signs adjust their counts at once.

Do the signs work if a sensor fails?

A failed sensor is flagged in the dashboard and excluded from counts, so signs stay accurate.

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Put Slot Guidance to work at your site.

We survey your site, map every lane and level, and show your own car park running on Itstreets before you commit.

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VehicleYour car park
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First site trial30 days
Amount due today$0.00
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