Office parking management without the morning scramble
Office attendance changes every day. Parking capacity doesn’t. Some days the lot is empty, other days everyone shows up at once and spaces run out. Without smart office parking management, The daily hunt for a spot costs time, frustrates your people, and leaves valuable space unused. Real-time data changes that: drivers see open spaces before they even reach the lot, so there’s less circling and no space sitting empty.
How Parking Intelligence solution works
Solution detects a vehicle
A wireless sensor at the front of each parking space detects the moment a car arrives or leaves. No cameras, no manual counting.
Data flows into your tools
Occupancy updates are sent in real time to the apps, screens or platforms you already use.
See free spaces instantly
Employees see at a glance which spaces are free and which are taken, so no one has to circle the lot.
What changes when parking runs on data
Real estate & workplace leaders
Right-size your portfolio, plan layouts and go into lease negotiations with measured utilization behind every number. Compare floors, buildings and sites in one view, and see which spaces earn their cost. With first data on day one, you can measure before the next lease decision, not after it.
IT & data leaders
Clean, structured, anonymous data through open APIs, into your BI tools, data lake or workplace apps, or to your own AI. Hosted in the EU and ISO 27001 certified. The sensors run on their own wireless network, outside your IT infrastructure.
HR & people leaders
Shape hybrid policy and the office experience around how people really work, not survey answers. No cameras, no personal data and no individual tracking, which makes it easier to approve with your privacy officer and employee representatives.
Build for the real world
We build our own sensors in Finland, made for the outdoors: rain, cold, heat, and heavy daily use, year round. They install wirelessly onto what’s already there: no digging, no rewiring, and no need to rip out the parking infrastructure you already have.
The parking sensors detect whether a space is occupied by a vehicle, not who’s driving it. There are no cameras and no personal data collected, which supports GDPR compliance by design.
Talk to an expert
Find out what makes Haltian the right office parking management solution for your needs.
Common Questions
Parking Intelligence is Haltian’s office parking management solution. Wireless sensors in each parking space detect in real time whether a car is present, and the data flows into the apps, screens, or workplace platforms you already use, so employees see which spaces are free before they even reach the lot.
When office attendance varies day to day, fixed parking assignments leave spaces empty on some days and too few on others. Real-time and historical occupancy data shows how parking is actually used, so you can plan capacity, adjust allocations and make office parking management decisions based on evidence.
No. The sensors only detect whether a vehicle is in the space. They don’t identify cars, drivers or license plates, and no personal data is collected, so the solution supports GDPR compliance by design.
No. The sensors install wirelessly onto existing structures, with no digging, no rewiring and no need to replace the parking infrastructure you already have.
The sensors support wall, ceiling and pole mounting, both indoors and outdoors, so they fit garages, open lots and rooftop decks alike.
The standard battery life is up to 10 years under typical operating conditions.
Yes. The sensors are designed and manufactured in Finland for year-round outdoor use. They are IP68 rated, tested against the MIL-STD-810H standard, and operate from -35 °C to +85 °C.
Yes. The solution can be integrated to any smart office or workplace platform.
Deployment is measured in hours to days, not weeks or months. The solution is fully wireless and retrofittable, and the sensors can be unmounted and redeployed if your needs change. Single sensor installation takes few minutes.
Yes. You can start with one use case, for example a pilot on a single floor or lot, and expand as your needs grow.