DIGITAL PRODUCT · DEVELOPMENT ORDER
Business Software
Price
$300
USD · one-time full payment
Manage vehicle entry, plate review, parking tokens, compatible thermal printing, active stays, fee collection and reports with a mobile parking workflow from Fah Swe. Worldwide price: $300 USD. Order through the existing system; Fah Swe coordinates setup and delivery. Desktop software and API integration are optional custom work.
Fah Swe offers a mobile parking software order for businesses that need a clear vehicle entry-to-exit process. The documented workflow is based on the supplied mobile demonstration. It brings plate capture with operator confirmation, vehicle registration, token handling, compatible ticket printing, active records, fee review, payment recording and reports into one operational sequence.
Parking operators, market and commercial-property managers, hospital parking teams, building operators and managed event-parking teams can discuss whether this workflow suits their site. Suitability depends on the actual vehicle categories, tariff rules, staffing and equipment; no existing customer deployment or business result is implied by these examples.
The illustrated guide below explains each feature in its operational context, with steps, benefits and requirements. All generated images are clearly labelled concept illustrations. They are not screenshots of already delivered software, and all interface values are examples. Final layout, device support, tariffs and site configuration are confirmed with Fah Swe for delivery.
The worldwide base price is $300 USD, paid once through Fah Swe’s existing digital-product ordering system. The portal’s existing currency selection and exchange-rate display remain in use. There is no invented compare-at price or discount. Confirm your site requirements before ordering.
This listing uses the existing manual project-delivery option. After the order’s payment is verified, the existing client workflow creates an In Progress project. Fah Swe coordinates requirements, progress, review and final handover there. The public page does not provide an instant download, a demo credential or a software package link. A delivery schedule and the exact supplied build, setup responsibilities and usage terms are agreed with the team.
Desktop management software and mobile-to-desktop API integration are not included in the $300 mobile product. They require a separate written scope and quotation. Discuss the office interface, shared records, authentication, hosting, synchronization, failure handling and acceptance tests before commissioning optional development. The laptop in the reference video does not prove that a desktop parking application is included.
Confirm a supported Android device, camera behavior, required permissions, compatible printer model and thermal-paper size. Test your plate formats and tariffs before live use. Hardware, physical barriers, CCTV, automatic gate control, payment-gateway services, hosting and app-store publishing are not automatically included. No universal OCR accuracy, iOS compatibility, offline capability or multi-site synchronization is claimed from the video.
Six months of included support under the existing Fah Swe support policy. Confirm the actual start and expiry in Dashboard → Support Plans. Coverage concerns the agreed delivered scope, bug-report review and reproducible errors. When included and paid coverage expire, renew a support plan to continue technical support. New features, redesign, hardware, hosting and third-party fees are separate unless agreed.
Read the support policy, terms and privacy notice. Ask about source-code rights, redistribution, site/device scope and any third-party requirements before ordering; no unlimited resale or lifetime-update entitlement is claimed.
Read the complete parking software guide and explore Fah Swe products. Fah Swe is a Bangladesh software company serving Bangladesh and worldwide. For this product, contact Fah Swe or use the official WhatsApp +880 1348-245747 .
Open any image to inspect the full screen. Each step explains its use and business benefit.
The cover brings together a mobile workspace, a parking entrance and a compact ticket printer. It introduces the operational chain shown in the supplied demonstration: identify a vehicle, register its arrival, issue a token, retain the active stay, collect the parking fee and close the exit record. The artwork is an original concept illustration; a barrier in the scene does not mean automatic gate control is included.
A connected operational record helps attendants and managers trace a parking stay from arrival to departure and explain how its collection was recorded.
The dashboard illustration shows vehicle-category shortcuts and a prominent count of vehicles currently inside. In the video, the home screen includes Bike, Car, Rickshaw, Van / Jeep and Truck / Bus categories, an Add vehicle action, and navigation for Home, Inside, Exit, Reports and More. These are operational records, not evidence of sensors measuring each parking bay.
Clear shortcuts reduce navigation at a busy entry point and give staff a shared view of the records they need most often.
The image illustrates camera capture followed by recognition review. The demonstration shows a plate photograph, a recognized number, a retake option and a prompt asking the attendant to compare unclear characters with the photo. This is an assisted entry process: the operator remains responsible for checking the vehicle identifier before accepting it.
Assisted capture can reduce repetitive typing while a visible review step helps prevent an incorrect plate from following the vehicle through later records.
The entry illustration combines a vehicle category, captured plate and a Let in action. The video shows a new Car entry with a plate photo and a Pay at exit indication, followed by creation of a token. The important record is the accepted arrival, not merely taking a photograph.
Consistent registration makes the later stay duration, duplicate check and collection record refer to the same arrival.
The warning image shows a plate that already has an active token. The demonstration explicitly reports that the vehicle is already inside and identifies its existing token. This check is useful when the same plate is captured again before the original stay has been closed.
Detecting an already-open stay helps avoid duplicate tokens and conflicting entry/exit or collection records.
The token illustration connects a sample vehicle plate, vehicle type, entry time and token number. In the video, the token detail is used again when the vehicle leaves, and a printed token includes a machine-readable code. A token is an operational reference for a parking stay, not proof that money has already been received.
A stable reference makes it easier to retrieve the correct stay and explain its arrival and collection details.
The image shows a phone sending a token to a compact thermal printer. The reference demonstration visibly prints a parking slip with a code and vehicle information. It demonstrates a particular working combination, not compatibility with every printer sold as Bluetooth or a promise that hardware is supplied.
A printed reference gives the customer a physical token and helps attendants retrieve the corresponding stay at exit.
The active-record illustration groups vehicles whose stays have not yet been closed. The video opens an Inside list and shows plate-based records for vehicles currently on site. This is a view of registered active stays; it should not be presented as a live GPS map or automatic physical-space detection.
An organized active list supports shift handover and helps staff find the correct stay without searching through a paper register.
The exit illustration opens the existing token, reviews the stay and proceeds to Collected – let out. The demonstration shows the plate, entry time, duration, attendant information, fee and payment choices before completion. It also exposes token printing and cancellation actions, which should follow the site’s staff procedure.
Closing the right record keeps active counts and collection history aligned and reduces the chance of leaving old stays open.
The fee image separates a sample parking charge, an optional lost-token charge and the amount to collect. In the video, a token shows stay duration, a fee and a lost-token surcharge toggle. The video does not establish a universal hourly formula, a national tariff or which charge rules will fit every parking business.
A visible breakdown helps attendants explain charges and makes it easier for managers to spot incorrect tariff settings.
The collection illustration shows Cash and Online (QR) choices against a token. Those choices are visible in the video, followed by a collection/exit confirmation. Recording a payment method inside parking software is different from connecting a payment gateway or independently confirming a bank settlement.
Method-specific records give staff and managers a clearer collection trail and support end-of-day reconciliation.
The reports image follows the demonstrated Today, Yesterday and This month tabs. The video shows collected cash, vehicles in, vehicles out, inside now, a by-vehicle breakdown and an attendant section. Generated charts use sample data and are explanatory; they do not represent Fah Swe customer revenue or measured business results.
Period summaries help owners review workload, understand recorded collection patterns and supervise daily operations.
The watchlist illustration shows a plate and a short operational reason. In the demonstration, staff can enter a number and add a reason to a Watch list. This supports an internal reminder workflow; it is not a public criminal database, identity verification system or evidence that a vehicle owner has done anything wrong.
A documented internal reminder can help a shift handle exceptions consistently and avoid losing useful operational context.
The desktop image is a planning illustration of how a separately ordered office workspace could display parking records and reports. The reference video demonstrates a mobile app; the laptop in its background is not evidence of an included parking desktop application. Fah Swe can discuss a custom computer solution for customers who need one.
A separately designed office view can suit management review and desk-based work without forcing gate staff to use a computer.
The API illustration shows a possible architecture linking a mobile workflow and an optional desktop workspace through an agreed backend. It explains a separately commissioned solution, not an integration already bundled with this product. There is no claim that the reference video proves real-time cloud synchronization.
An agreed API can let different staff interfaces use consistent records while defining clear responsibilities for the mobile app, server and office screen.
The final illustration summarizes the mobile workflow in order: capture the plate, confirm the number, register entry, issue the token, track the active stay, review the fee, record payment, complete exit and review reports. A duplicate warning sends staff back to the existing stay instead of creating another open token.
A repeatable process helps staff apply the same checks, makes the records easier to explain and gives managers a practical acceptance checklist.
Supported Android device and camera permission; plate-format testing; agreed tariff and collection procedure; correctly set device time; a separately supplied compatible Bluetooth thermal printer and paper when printing is required. Confirm OS/device support, connectivity and printer compatibility before ordering. iOS, offline operation, cloud sync, automatic gate control and gateway settlement are not inferred from the demonstration.
One mobile parking software order covering the documented entry, token, exit, collection, reports and watchlist workflow. Payment approval uses the existing In Progress project and manual handover process. The team confirms the build, configuration, acceptance checks and delivery schedule. Desktop software, API integrations, hardware and third-party services are optional and separately quoted. Generated illustrations explain scope and are not delivered-software screenshots.
Six months of included support under the existing Fah Swe support policy. Confirm the actual start and expiry in Dashboard → Support Plans. Coverage concerns the agreed delivered scope, bug-report review and reproducible errors. When included and paid coverage expire, renew a support plan to continue technical support. New features, redesign, hardware, hosting and third-party fees are separate unless agreed.
The approved worldwide base price is $300 USD, paid once through the existing Fah Swe product order flow. The portal can display your selected currency. Optional custom desktop/API work and equipment are separate.
No. They are original, clearly labelled concept illustrations explaining operations reviewed in the supplied demonstration. Sample amounts and interfaces are not live customer records. The final build and configuration are confirmed with the team.
No. They are optional custom development with separate requirements, quotation, security design and acceptance tests. The $300 offer is the documented mobile product order.
Compatibility must be checked for the exact printer model, protocol, paper size and phone. The demonstration proves one printing workflow, not universal printer support. Hardware is separate unless expressly agreed.
No universal recognition guarantee is made. Test the site’s plate formats, lighting and supported scripts. The demonstrated workflow includes manual comparison, correction and retaking unclear images.
Order through the existing product flow. After payment verification, follow the In Progress project for coordinated setup, review and manual handover. Six months of included support follows the existing policy; check the account’s exact dates and renew after expiry.
