Parking

Unpaid citations, filed as cases instead of written off.

The other side is served notice, and a neutral arbitrator decides the case under our published procedural rules.

Why it fits

High volume, low dollar violations, the kind that are uneconomical to pursue through any traditional forum and usually get written off instead.

What a case looks like

An unpaid session, decided

A parking operator files a case over an unpaid session worth about $180. The driver is served a notice of arbitration with a QR code to respond, both sides submit their evidence, and the case moves to deliberation. A written award can issue in as little as three weeks.

A contested violation, decided

A driver disputes a $95 violation and the operator brings it to arbitration instead of writing it off. Photographic evidence and the posted terms go on the record, and an arbitrator can issue a reasoned decision in as little as three weeks.

Disputes we resolve

Unpaid citations and violations
Contested enforcement actions
Unpaid parking sessions
Damage and towing claims

Where it embeds

The software these businesses already run on.

We embed the engine into the platforms these businesses use every day, so any of their users can arbitrate a dispute on the fly.

Enforcement platformsPermit and access systemsOperations software

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DashboardCasesCase 2026-02-00981Overview
Phase:DeliberationRole:Claimant
Case Overview
Case No. 2026-02-00981
NORTHGATE PARKING GROUP v. JAMES MITCHELL
Current Status
You’re All Caught Up

You have no pending tasks in this phase.

What Happens Next
  • Filings completeBoth parties' statements and exhibits are on the docket.
  • Respondent joined the caseThe respondent appeared and filed a response to the claim.
  • Case proceedingsThe arbitrator reviews the full record and may request clarifications.
  • Final award issuedA reasoned award is issued and delivered to both parties.
Case Summary

The claimant seeks $150.00 arising from an unpaid parking session at its Lot 7 facility. The claim alleges breach of the posted terms of use, which formed a binding contract when the respondent parked. Both parties have filed statements and the case is with the arbitrator for deliberation.

Case Details
Case Number2026-02-00981
FiledFeb 15, 2026
PhaseDeliberation
Amount in Dispute$150.00
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