The platform hub
You finally know what each platform is costing you.
Booking emails from Parkos, Onepark, ParkVia… are read automatically, the booking is created, the expected commission calculated, then reconciled with the invoice.
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The problem
Double entry costs time, opacity costs money
Every platform sends its bookings by email, each with its own format and its own commission. They have to be re-typed by hand into the planning, then, once the invoice arrives, checked line by line to make sure nothing was overbilled — repetitive work, done under pressure, with no safety net.
The solution
A hub that reads, creates and checks on your behalf
Park & Keep recognises your platforms' emails, extracts the plate, dates and amount, creates the booking in your planning and calculates the expected commission. When the platform's invoice arrives, reconciliation happens automatically and any discrepancy is flagged, in euros.
In practice
From an email to a tracked booking
Here's exactly what happens when a Parkos booking lands in your inbox.
Email received — Parkos
New booking confirmed
- Plate
- GH-456-JK
- Dates
- 28/08 → 04/09
- Customer amount
- 86,00 €
Booking created
ParkosGH-456-JK — S. Moreau
- Amount
- 86,00 €
- Expected commission
- − 12,90 €
- Net for you
- 73,10 €
Features
Five steps, zero re-typing
Automatic email reading
Booking emails from Parkos, Onepark, ParkVia… are recognised and read as soon as they arrive, with no action needed from you.
Booking creation
Plate, dates, customer and amount are extracted and the booking appears directly in your planning.
Expected commission calculation
The platform's commission rate is applied automatically, so you know, booking by booking, what it should cost you.
Reconciliation with the platform invoice
When the monthly invoice arrives, it's compared against expected commissions, booking by booking.
Discrepancy alert
Any gap between the invoiced and expected commission is flagged, in euros, so you can dispute it with the facts in hand.
Frequently asked questions