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OXFORD · UNITED KINGDOM

ANPR operations built around Oxford.

Keep every sighting, permit check, image and decision connected as matters move through Oxford operations.

ANPR / ALPRUnlimited vehicle scansHuman reviewComplete case lifecycle

FROM FIRST SIGHTING TO FINAL OUTCOME

Capture once, review clearly and carry the matter through.

A sighting in Oxford can be checked against its zone, session and permit before an authorised person decides what happens next.

01

Capture

Record an inspection, vehicle sighting or ANPR read with time and location context.

02

Check

Match the zone, permit, paid session and configured rule before a matter progresses.

03

Review

Present evidence and exceptions to an authorised team member for a recorded decision.

04

Issue

Create the appropriate PCN or follow-up task only after review.

05

Resolve

Keep payments, appeals, notes, deadlines and closure in the complete case history.

PRIVACY, TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY

A community-first ANPR and ALPR alternative for Oxford.

A community-first alternative makes privacy, purpose, access, human review and retention visible from the start. Every important Oxford decision can remain transparent, auditable and connected to its evidence.

  • Purpose-defined collection
  • Human review
  • Audit-ready decisions
  • Retention controls

ONE PLATFORM, MULTIPLE TEAMS

A connected operating layer for teams across Oxford.

Operational intelligence

Coverage, trends, utilisation and outcomes made visible for planning and reporting.

Parking and ANPR

Unlimited vehicle scans, overstay detection, zones, permits and human review queues.

Field inspections

Reusable forms, photos, GPS context, tasks and follow-up through PatrolLink.

Permit management

Applications, documents, approvals and field checks connected to the operational record.

Start with the streets and services that matter in Oxford.

Begin with the operational problem, then map the zones, active periods, exceptions, permit sources, evidence requirements and intended outcomes. Any registered-keeper request must follow the applicable authorised DVLA process.

  • Zones and active periods
  • Permits and paid sessions
  • Evidence quality and retention
  • PCN review and appeals
  • Integrations and ownership
  • Reporting and closure reasons

Bring us the operational challenge from Oxford.

We will map the people, rules, evidence and systems involved before discussing the right configuration.

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