Connect automatic number plate recognition with vehicle access and parking workflows using LPR365. Explore plate search, vehicle evidence and site rules.
A plate is the signal. The decision is the product.
Connect plate observations, vehicle evidence and site rules to supported access and parking workflows. Validate camera, country coverage and lane conditions for each project.
LPR365 turns license plate captures into verified vehicle access decisions.
By connecting each plate event with vehicle information, authorized drivers, access zones, schedules, and watchlist policies, the platform helps organizations control vehicle movement and maintain a complete operational record.
Real-time monitoring, vehicle route tracking, searchable event history, dashboards, reports, and statistics give operators and decision-makers greater visibility across entrances and secured areas. Secure APIs also enable integration with third-party parking and payment platforms.
LPR365 can be adapted to commercial, logistics, residential, industrial, campus, and high-security environments.
Select a stage to see the data received, the rule applied and the evidence retained. Recognition is only one step inside the operating decision.
Capture the vehicle and the plate together.
A dedicated LPR view records the overview frame and the plate region with entrance, direction and time context.
One lane. Three very different decisions.
Select a scenario. The plate, policy, action and audit trace change together while the vehicle remains tied to its position in the camera frame.
Registered vehicle within its permitted zone and schedule.
The plate matches an active allowlist entry. The selected entrance and current time are permitted, so the approved barrier action is prepared and the entry is logged.
Find the vehicle record and the decision around it.
Search current records by plate, date, entrance, vehicle and decision state, then review the source image and handling context without separating evidence from the event.
North Gate · Entry · 08:41:06
Allowed · source image available · driver linked
Six operating capabilities around every vehicle movement.
These capabilities are grounded in the supplied interface, database, dashboard, reporting and advanced-statistics specifications.
Supported SharPcam camera and recorder profiles provide the event. LPR365 applies vehicle and policy context, then coordinates the approved operator, barrier and external-system outcome.
Different sites. The same traceable vehicle record.
Corporate & residential access
Touchless registered-vehicle access with zone, schedule, exception and customer-entry workflows.
Logistics & industrial sites
Separate employee, supplier, delivery and restricted-zone vehicle movements across entrances.
Recognize customer vehicles at arrival, link appointments and history, and support service, compliance and advisor reporting.
Advanced capabilities for connected vehicle operations.
LPR365 connects advanced search, video context, zone occupancy, customer approval and edge continuity. Device compatibility and connector configuration are defined for the site.
Partial & fuzzy plate search
Return likely matches when the operator has only part of a plate or one uncertain character.
Context video pairing
Open the full vehicle sequence next to the plate crop for faster visual verification and investigation.
Zone occupancy & dwell
Know which vehicles are inside a defined area, how long they stayed and where overstays occur.
Customer entry approval
Send a time-limited approval request with plate, vehicle image, entrance and authorized site decision.
Edge continuity & health
Cache critical list decisions locally and expose camera, gateway and barrier health with reconciliation after recovery.
Move from product evaluation to a validated lane design.
The brochure explains vehicle decisions, platform capabilities, advanced operations, system architecture and the engineering requirements for the site.
LPR365 — Intelligent Vehicle Access & Movement Management
LPR365 by Scharfe‑Sicht is a software platform for automatic license plate recognition and vehicle access management. It turns camera data into actionable information, helping organizations strengthen security, streamline entry and exit, and manage parking facilities and controlled access points.
By integrating with license plate recognition cameras and gate barriers, LPR365 verifies access permissions, manages authorized vehicle lists and watchlists, and records vehicle movements. A unified interface allows operators to search vehicle records, review entry and exit activity, and generate reports for daily operations and incident investigations.
Key Features
-Automatic license plate recognition with entry and exit timestamps.
- Centralized management of vehicle access permissions, authorized lists, and watchlists.
- Gate barrier integration for access control based on predefined rules.
- Searchable vehicle movement history by license plate, date, and time.
- Reports and activity logs supporting operational and security reviews.
Designed for residential communities, commercial and industrial facilities, parking areas, and sites requiring controlled vehicle access.
Every Plate Recognized. Every Entry Managed.
Plan ANPR and parking access with LPR365
LPR365 connects plate recognition with vehicle access decisions. Plan the camera view, entry rules and operator workflow together for a car park, business entrance or multi-lane site.
Are ANPR and LPR different products?
Both terms refer to automatic license plate recognition. LPR365 uses plate events in a workflow covering capture, matching, access rules, operator decisions and event history. A readable plate image is the starting point.
Can I plan around existing cameras and barriers?
Include their models and connection methods in the project brief. The integration design checks plate-event output, the supported connector, barrier control and the manual exception procedure. Specify permissions and the response when a plate is unreadable or a connection is unavailable.
What information is needed for an LPR365 proposal?
Provide the country and plate formats, lane count, vehicle speed, capture distance, day and night lighting, entry rules and existing systems. Add retention needs and any operator approval or parking-zone workflow to define the project scope.