digital camera module point of sale / dispatch terminals customer request kiosk hand held pc's

PLEASE VISIT OUR NEW SITE

servicetrackingsystems.net

FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE
PRODUCT LINE OVERVIEW.

  • Bally Casino Integrates With CVPS
  • Valet Parking Goes High-Tech
  • Low-Tech Valet Parking Gets High-Tech Treatment
  • Parking News of Australia Features CVPS
  • Malls

    Originally developed for the shopping center environment, CPVS continues to be an important service enhancement from the operational and customer service perspective. Cross-retrievals(customer drops car of at one location and is able to retrieve it from another), customer loyalty programs (anchor stores) and customer recognition are some of the most important features in this competitive environment.

    • Cross retrievals
    • Multiple retrieval points
    • Customer request kiosks
    • Productivity graphing
    • Dial-up request module
    • Digital camera module
    • Hand-held technology
    • Service module
    • All-time history

    The perfect scenario …
    Village of Merrick Park—Coral Gables

    A customer approaches the entrance. The valet enters the vehicle license plate into the hand-held PC and recalls previous visit information instantly. The doors are opened upon arrival and the customer is greeted by name. Six digital shots are taken of the vehicle just prior to entering the parking facility (claims prevention). Date, time, valet driver, ticket # and the six images are stored in the database for immediate look-up. To request a vehicle, the guest may scan the ticket at the request kiosk located in the lobby or use any telephone to access the ultra-convenient dial-up request module. Customer belonging to a shopper club may easily be tracked and treated with priority consideration. A small window decal and bar-coded key-tag can be used to identify the VIP customer using hand-held PC technology. Customer has the option to retrieve the vehicle from a location other than the one it was originally dropped off at. Ultra Convenient!