CLIENT SPOTLIGHT: PARKONECT

Shapiro & Associates Law • Dec 15, 2015

CLIENT SPOTLIGHT: PARKONECT Dan Shapiro Law currently represents Parkonect, an innovative system that allows app-based […] The post CLIENT SPOTLIGHT: PARKONECT appeared first on Shapiro & Associates.

CLIENT SPOTLIGHT: PARKONECT

Dan Shapiro Law currently represents Parkonect , an innovative system that allows app-based users to find and purchase parking in real-time.

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Parkonect specializes in connecting today’s smartphone customers with parking garages.

With Parkonect’s proprietary cutting-edge hardware and smart software, app-based consumers can enter and exit parking garages seamlessly, providing an “Uber-like” experience for the customer.

Simultaneously, the garage can strategically manage parking inventory, maintain the highest level of access control through larger channel distributors, and maximize revenue.

Parkonect stands alone with the most multi-vendor third-party online parking integrations, including SpotHero, ParkWhiz, Parking Panda, Best Parking and more.  In the last 10 months, Parkonect has driven more than $15,000,000 to parking facilities throughout the US with these integration partners.

Parkonect works with the nation’s largest parking operators, including Standard Parking, LAZ Parking, InterPark, ABM, and IMPARK, as well as other innovative companies such as Zipcar, LUXE Valet and ParkMobile. Parkonect is at the forefront of the ever-evolving parking app revolution.

Not only is their cloud-based solution able to instantly adapt to changing conditions without the need for any garage-level re-configurations, they are working with emerging businesses and technologies – including Bluetooth low-energy products and connected-car solutions – that together, will further the advancement of “demand-based” transportation needs.

Parkonect is based in Chicago, determined to drive continuous revenue growth to its clients, and proudly assembles 100% of its products in the U.S.A.

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