ParkNCharge
Waiting lists & offers

When spaces run out, a queue everyone can trust.

Applicants join a waiting list when a permit is full. When a space frees up, the next person in line is offered it automatically, with a deadline to accept — and if they don’t, it moves on.

The problem

Why scarce spaces cause the most complaints

When there are more people than spaces, the allocation itself becomes the problem. A list in someone’s inbox is hard to defend and easy to bypass.

  • Nobody can see the queue, so nobody trusts it.
  • Freed spaces sit empty while someone remembers to call the next person.
  • Offers go unanswered and the space is lost for weeks.
  • There is no record of who was offered what, and when.
What you get

What ParkNCharge does for waiting lists & offers.

01.

Queue in joining order

Applicants are listed in the order they joined, per permit type and car park.

02.

Timed offers

A freed space is offered to the next person with a deadline. Unanswered offers expire and move to the next in line.

03.

Eligibility rules

Only people who meet the permit’s rules can join, such as residents, staff or a business type.

04.

Staff review

Staff can approve, decline or offer manually where the rules need a person’s judgement.

05.

Notices

Applicants hear by email and in the app when they join, are offered a place, or an offer is about to lapse.

06.

Bring your list over

Existing waiting lists are imported in their original order, so nobody loses their place.

How it works

Live in three steps.

01

Set capacity and rules

Decide how many permits a car park can hold, who can apply and how long an offer stays open.

02

People apply or queue

Applicants are approved straight away while there is room, or join the waiting list when it is full.

03

Offers go out by themselves

When a permit ends or is cancelled, the next person is offered the space and pays to take it up.

Who it is for
01.

Residential estates

Allocate scarce resident bays fairly and visibly.

02.

Cities

Resident and business permits in busy zones.

03.

Office campuses

Staff parking where demand beats supply.

04.

Universities and hospitals

Staff and student permits by priority group.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How does a parking waiting list work?

When a permit type is full, applicants join a queue. Each time a space frees up, the next eligible person is offered it with a deadline; if they don’t accept in time, it goes to the next person.

Can staff override the order?

Staff can review applications and offer places manually where your rules need it. Every decision is recorded.

What happens to our current list?

We import it in its original order, with names, vehicles and dates, so the queue continues exactly where it was.