Resident Data Security & Privacy
ParkingPass is designed with layered security controls to protect resident personal information, vehicle data, and uploaded documents. Security practices apply across all properties using the platform.
How Resident Information Is Protected
All data entered into ParkingPass is:
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Encrypted in transit
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Secured using industry-standard infrastructure safeguards
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Stored within protected system environments
Access to property data is role-based and limited to authorized users.
Payment Security
All payments are processed securely through Stripe, an industry-leading and PCI-compliant payment processor.
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Credit card details are entered directly into Stripe’s secure environment
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ParkingPass does not store full credit card numbers
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Payment tokens are used for transaction processing
This separation significantly reduces payment data exposure risk.
Document & Personal Data Controls
Documents uploaded by residents (such as registration, insurance, or lease documentation):
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Are stored securely
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Are not shared with enforcement vendors
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Are not accessed outside their intended verification purpose
Access to resident documents is limited to:
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Authorized property management users
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ParkingPass personnel when required for technical support or compliance review
Documents are used strictly for:
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Application approval
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Vehicle verification
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Compliance with property parking policies
Enforcement & Vendor Access
Enforcement vendors:
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Do not have access to resident-uploaded documents
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Rely only on vehicle authorization status (e-permit, license plate, VIN match)
This separation ensures sensitive resident information is not distributed beyond authorized management users.
Policy & Compliance Information
Full details regarding data handling, retention, and privacy practices are available here:
👉 https://www.parkingpass.com/privacy-policy/
👉 https://my.parkingpass.com/data-retention-policy
ParkingPass is structured to provide secure, contract-aligned data handling while giving property teams controlled access to the information necessary to manage their communities effectively.