Set the rules
The signage defines who may park, the maximum stay and whether a parking disc or visitor permit is required.

Control permitted stays and authorisations in Swiss visitor spaces, using a warning or a documented case according to the situation.
Visitor spaces should remain available for guests, customers and authorised users. When unauthorised vehicles or long-term parkers occupy them, visitors cannot find a space and site managers face repeated complaints.
Security Parking gives owners, property managers, businesses and other entitled parties a simple Swiss solution for controlling private parking without barriers or fixed technical equipment.
The signage defines who may park, the maximum stay and whether a parking disc or visitor permit is required.
An authorised person records the vehicle on site. The plate, date, time, location and up to four photographs can be included in the case.
Depending on the circumstances, a simple warning can precede a documented compensation request.
With an account, cases, payments, disputes and cancellations can be followed centrally.
Maximum stay, parking disc, temporary visitor permit or a list of authorised plates: the arrangement depends on the car park and its signage. Security Parking documents observed breaches according to the rules defined by the entitled party.
A first warning may be suitable when habits need to change, signage has just been updated or the vehicle is known. For repeated breaches, clear signage or significant obstruction, a documented compensation request may be preferable. The decision remains with the entitled party.
The solution is suitable for visitor parking at condominiums, residential properties, property managers, businesses, shops, medical practices, sports facilities and business parks. It can be used for a single private space or across several sites and users.
The standard Security Parking solution is free and requires no subscription. An occasional case can also be recorded without a registered account. For regular control of several visitor spaces, an account with identified users makes follow-up easier.
Clearly define permitted use through suitable signage. An authorised person can then document a case on site and choose a warning or a compensation request according to the circumstances.
A judicial parking ban is not essential for documenting a case and considering a civil compensation request. It provides a separate legal route where its requirements are met.
Yes. Security Parking provides a warning without a compensation amount, particularly for a first case or after parking rules have changed.