ParkHub + TIBA

Yes – Once the integration configuration is complete and the integration is live, ParkHub will be able to print the QR codes through the mPOS device 

No – you may start scanning passes at any point in the integration process. Before the integration is live, you can reject any passes that have already been redeemed. However, you will not be able to reject invalid passes or passes that are redeemed at the wrong location.

Yes – ParkHub’s Prime mPOS devices are able to scan and validate both printed and digital QR codes and barcodes.

Parkhub’s Prime mPOS devices are able to scan and validate most standard barcode formats, including QR, Code 128, and interleaved 2-of-5.

If you’re working with a vendor to print passes on custom ticket/hang-tag stock, please reach out to your Client Success Manager before ordering the full print run and provide them with a proof. We’d be happy to test and verify compatibility on your behalf.

ParkHub validates TDC passes – even with poor or no LTE connectivity. 

ParkHub’s Prime mPOS devices are powered by LTE connectivity. In the event of an LTE outage or network slowdown caused by high traffic, Prime devices will automatically fall back into offline mode, seamlessly allowing your attendants to continue to validate passes without connectivity.

When the Prime device detects that LTE connectivity is restored, the device will automatically switch to online mode, and any offline data will sync to the cloud.

No – you may continue sales/transfers/cancellations up to and past the start of your event. ParkHub receives incremental updates from TDC to ensure that any changes are captured.

Yes – you can see the total number of passes that are associated to your Event in Portal. 
**Please note: this number may not appear until the morning of your event.

Navigate to https://admin.parkhub.com/event-parkings/lots and select the appropriate date.

The number of passes associated with that event will be displayed in each lot tile.
**Please note – this is the total number of passes for the event, not just the number of passes issued for that specific lot.

If it’s past 10:00 AM Central time or parking is about to begin and the pass count is missing or incorrect, reach out to ParkHub support at support@parkhub.com.

You can find your access control settings at https://admin.parkhub.com/user-options 

With the integration in place, you will be able to reject passes that:
–  Have already been claimed
      –  Select “Duplicate barcodes will be rejected“
–  Are valid but belong in a different lot/garage
      –  Select “ Barcodes scanned on the wrong lot will be rejected”
–  Are not valid at any of your locations
      –  Select “Invalid barcodes will be rejected”

When a pass is rejected for any of the reasons listed above, your attendant’s Prime device will display an error message that says why.

If you need to add a lot or garage to your configuration:

1. Create the Lot in Portal at https://admin.parkhub.com/create/lot
2. Contact your Client Success Manager (with support@parkhub.com copied) and ask them to approve your newly created Lot. Be sure to mention that you need the Lot added to your integration configuration.
3. When you reach out, be sure to let your CSM know which Sections are allowed to park in that lot.
4. It can take up to a week for us to update the configuration. Your CSM will let you know once you’re all set to start scanning passes in your new location.

Please ensure that all of your TDC parking events are loaded into the ParkHub Data Feed, and that Sales Calendar Access is enabled

If you believe that the integration isn’t working correctly, (for example, if all passes are scanning as invalid) please reach out to ParkHub Support:
–  support@parkhub.com
–  (214) 935-9098
–  Live Support available from 7AM to 11PM Central, 7 days a week

When you reach out, please provide the following info to your support rep:
–  The location/parking operation you are calling from
–  The name of the Event you are experiencing issues with
–  The error message that you are seeing
–  If possible, an example of a barcode from a pass that isn’t being accepted as expected