GOV—02 — Government
A controlled site is a chain of decisions: is this vehicle permitted, is its load acceptable, where does it go, and what does it owe. Automate the chain and a fifteen-minute queue becomes under a minute — with every step recorded.
GOV—02
Site Access & Revenue Automation
Built with
- UHF RFID
- ANPR
- Boom barriers
- pH & capacity sensors
- LED guidance
- Digital wallets
- ERP sync
- Deliverables
- 12
- Delivery stages
- 4
Identify without stopping
UHF RFID reads permits at approach speed, with number-plate recognition as an automatic fallback. Authorised traffic clears while exceptions — and only exceptions — reach an operator.
Capacity as a live number
Occupancy sensors and allocation logic turn parking and bay assignment into a live decision rather than a guess, with LED guidance directing drivers instead of staff walking the yard.
Fees collected as they are earned
Charges are calculated from what actually happened — time on site, load tested, service used — and settled from a digital wallet, then synchronised to finance without anyone re-keying a docket.
What's included
Everything this service covers.
Scopes are agreed in writing before work starts — what you see here is what gets delivered, not a menu of extras.
How it runs
Site Access & Revenue Automation, step by step.
Walk the site
We survey the physical flow — approach speeds, lane geometry, power, network coverage, where a failure would create a queue — before any hardware is specified.
Specify and stage
Readers, barriers, sensors and gateways are selected and assembled into a staging rig, so integration is proven off-site rather than at the gate.
Install in parallel
The automated lane runs alongside the manual process until it is trusted. Nothing is decommissioned on the strength of a demo.
Cut over and tune
Once throughput and settlement reconcile, manual handling becomes the exception path. We then tune allocation and charging rules against real traffic patterns.
Delivered in production for a public wastewater facility, and as a CCTV-assisted gate workflow that cut average waiting time from 15 minutes to under 1 minute.
Common questions
Site Access & Revenue Automation, honestly answered.
The system is designed around that question. Identification falls back from RFID to number plate to operator, barriers have a defined safe state, and site capture continues locally through a connectivity loss and reconciles afterwards. Zero-downtime is an architecture choice, not a hope.
Works well with
Services that compound this one.
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