GiT Parking · a GiT solutions project
The camera reads the plate, the station in the building decides and raises the barrier — even without internet. The building manager and residents see everything on their phones, and the central platform runs every building from one place.
GiT solutions designs and installs parking systems on site. Backend2 is the development partner — we built the software: the station, the central platform and the app.
How it works
The ANPR camera at the entrance sends the plate, an image and the direction to the station.
It checks the owner, vehicle, parking spot and occupancy — locally, without waiting for the internet.
The station sends the command to the barrier. The event goes to the central platform and the resident gets a message in the app.
In the building
Runs on a server on site and controls the cameras and barriers.
On the server and the phone
Runs every building and the people who use it.
Architecture
The agent in the building connects to the central platform by itself with its station key. The central platform never enters the building’s local network.
Owners, plates and parking spots share one identifier and travel both ways. The outgoing queue waits for the central platform to confirm, so nothing gets lost.
SignalR wakes the station after a change on the central platform and refreshes users’ screens, without constant polling.
Only the compiled application (DLL) in Docker goes to the on-site server. The source code stays with us.
Screens come from the real system, with names, plates and the building name blurred.
FAQ
Yes. The station in the building reads plates and decides on entry by itself. Events for the central platform wait in a queue and are sent when the connection is back — nothing is lost.
The equipment is designed and installed by GiT solutions. Backend2, as the development partner, writes the software and integrates it with the TVT and Dahua ANPR cameras and the barriers on site.
The administrator and the building manager, from the app. Every remote opening is logged: who, when and with which note.
An apartment owner sees their own vehicles and spots and entry/exit messages. A building manager sees only the buildings they manage. Permissions are checked on the server, not in the app.
Every change to an owner, plate or spot — on the station or on the central platform — reaches the other side within seconds. The station connects to the central platform by itself with its station key.