Why housing societies need a vehicle registry
Parking is one of the most argued topics in Indian housing societies — and paper registers age fast when residents buy second cars or tenants change.
Pain point 1: Unknown vehicles at the gate
Security stops the wrong person or waves through an unregistered car because there is no central list.
Fix: A society-wide vehicle registry with registration numbers linked to flats.
Pain point 2: Slot allotment disputes
"B-204 always had P-12" — but the Excel sheet says otherwise.
Fix: Slots with codes, zones, and allotted status tied to a flat (and optional vehicle).
Pain point 3: Duplicate registrations
Two flats claim the same number plate; stickers get reissued twice.
Fix: One registration number per society — duplicates are rejected at entry.
Pain point 4: Visitor vs resident confusion
Guest parking, blocked bays, and reserved slots need labels — not sticky notes on pillars.
Fix: Slot statuses: free, allotted, reserved, blocked.