What you get
Stickers you print
Create a batch and print it. Each sticker has its own QR code and serial number.
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A sticker is about 54 × 83 mm and says "Scan to Contact Owner". It does nothing until you link it to a vehicle, and you can switch off a lost or old one at any time.
An alert, not a phone call
The person who scans picks a reason — like "Blocking my car" or "Lights left on" — and the owner is alerted by email, and on WhatsApp if they agreed to WhatsApp messages.
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To stop misuse, the person scanning must first confirm their own mobile number, and the number of alerts is limited.
Private by design
The scan page shows your society's name and part of the number plate. It never shows a phone number.
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Owners can see when their sticker was scanned. We keep each scan record for 90 days and each alert for 180 days.
How it works
- 1
Print a batch
In Vehicle stickers, create a new batch and print the sheet.
- 2
Link each sticker
Residents add their vehicles to their profile. Scan a sticker with your phone camera, or type its serial, to link it to a vehicle.
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Stick it on
Put the sticker on the vehicle. From then on, whoever scans it can reach the owner.
For your committee
- Print stickers in batches
- See vehicles still waiting for a sticker
- Switch off a lost or old sticker
For residents
- Add your vehicles to your profile
- Get alerts by email, and on WhatsApp if you choose
- See when your sticker was scanned
Questions
Can the person scanning see my phone number?
What if a sticker is lost?
Works well with
- Handle resident complaints from start to finish
Complaints raised from a phone, answered in one thread, and visible to the society.
- Bring your residents in, from a link or an Excel sheet
A free trial, then residents in by link, by hand or from your Excel sheet.
- Collect maintenance on UPI with no gateway fees
Bills raised for every flat, UPI payments with no gateway fees, and a receipt for each payment.