Guided walkthrough
Watch one car go from curb to keys.
Three tours, same platform. Inside each one the night runs valet, then guest, then ops — from the moment the attendant takes the keys to the report after they leave.
Three seats
Valet. Guest. Ops. In that order.
The valet
The attendant who takes the keys
Arrival to departure on Terminal. They check the car in, park it, bring it back, and collect. The guest does not check themselves in.
The guest
The person who just handed over the keys
A text with a live ticket or stay pass — no app, no QR to start the visit. Finish the pass, request the car, watch it come up, tip at handoff.
Ops
The operator watching the night
The visit hits the board the second the valet swipes. Then the drawer, the schedule, the staff map, and the reports.
Start here
Which one is you?
Pick the closest fit. If you run more than one — a hotel with a steakhouse, a tower with ground-floor retail — each tour links to the others where the flows overlap.
Hotel or resort
Front drive, bell stand, and the restaurants attached to it
- Valet: Hotel check-in — plate, phone, optional photo. Park and text the stay pass
- Guest: name, room, nights on the phone, then Wallet. Later visits scan that pass
- Ops: the board from that first park, then schedule and reports
Watch the walkthrough
11 chapters · valet, then guest, then ops
Residences & members
High-rises, condos, and clubs with a valet level
- Valet: look up the member and open tonight's ticket
- Guest: portal, request the car, guest passes
- Ops: memberships, board, schedule, staff map
Watch the walkthrough
8 chapters · valet, then guest, then ops
Restaurant, club, or curb valet
One stand, a hard rush, and a crew that turns over
- Valet: plate in, ticket out, then collect at the curb
- Guest: a text from that swipe — request from the table
- Ops: the board from arrival, schedule, map, tips
Watch the walkthrough
9 chapters · valet, then guest, then ops
Nothing to install
Guests use a text message. No download, no account, no kiosk.
The phones you already carry
Terminal is the attendant app. Tap to Pay runs on the same phone — there is no separate reader.
Real screens, not a mockup
Every clip is the shipping product recorded on a live property. What you watch is what you get.
Would rather we drive?
We will run your property through it live — your rates, your stand, your branding — and you can keep the setup if you like it.