P1 is a company that arranges parking facilities for numerous municipalities. That's easier said than done because different parking policy rules apply in every municipality. And there are countless exceptions to all those rules, which creates a wide variety of data. When P1 started looking for a new way to process all this data, they still used a system that was essentially copied and adapted again for each municipality. This results in quite a bit of maintenance. That unnecessary work should be thrown overboard. Preferably in a way that makes it feel to each municipality as if the permits are being applied for on its unique site.
Flexibility.
The deeper you delve into the regulations regarding parking permits, the more surprised you will become. One of the many examples that parking service provider P1 has to deal with is that in some municipalities, you cannot apply for a parking permit if you already have a parking space on your own property. And there are many more rules and exceptions to mention. Such varied material requires a flexible system that we built on behalf of P1.
This should be clear not only for the end user who applies for the permit. On the other side, the webshop must also provide clarity on the municipality's side. For example, when a scanned car drives around, the permit webshop answers the question of whether or not a scanned car has a permit. A growing number of municipalities are now using the permit webshop, including Tilburg, Roermond and Leiden.
