PolChip boosts parking management with CarFlow software

PolChip presents CarFlow for efficient parking management, including parking networks and integration with a client’s master system. CarFlow includes strictly business solutions like ERP but can also control various elements of car park and building infrastructure. CarFlow system is available on the cloud. It can also be based on the SaaS model – meaning no worries for clients about installation or data security. Software upgrades are remote and automatic, meaning even more convenience for clients.
March 20, 2018 Read time: 1 min
8680 PolChip presents CarFlow for efficient parking management, including parking networks and integration with a client’s master system.


CarFlow includes strictly business solutions like ERP but can also control various elements of car park and building infrastructure.

The CarFlow system is available on the cloud. It can also be based on the SaaS model – meaning no worries for clients about installation or data security. Software upgrades are remote and automatic, meaning even more convenience for clients.

CarFlow replaces static code with a dynamic process engine, making the system easily adaptable to car park processes with no need for software changes.

There are extensive functionalities for collecting and archiving data from all parking devices to a central data server.

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