Open the gate for a plate
ActiveWhen a plate is read on Gate 1 · Entry, open the barrier for 10 s.
- When
- License plate
- Where
- Gate 1 · Entry
- Then
- Open the barrier for 10 s
QVision reads each plate as the vehicle arrives, logs the entry and the exit, and keeps a live list of what's on site. Open the barrier, flag a vehicle, or catch the truck that left without ever coming in.

Every plate at the gate is read and logged, coming in and going out.
A live list of the vehicles on site, with how long each one has stayed.
A rule can open the barrier as soon as a plate is read.
Point a camera at the lane, on the way in and on the way out.
QVision finds the plate, reads it and logs the entry or the exit with the picture.
Open the barrier, log the vehicle, or raise the alarm when a specific plate shows up.
The plate as read, the picture, the gate, and when the vehicle arrived.

Movements by hour and by gate, vehicles on site, and how long they stay.

An emergency incident with the picture of the vehicle at the gate.

Every truck in and out, with the time it spent on site.
Who is parked, and since when.
Vehicles that stay longer than they should.
A specific vehicle flagged the moment it arrives.
Examples written the way QVision writes them. Change any part to fit your site.
When a plate is read on Gate 1 · Entry, open the barrier for 10 s.
When plate 016253 113 31 is read at Gate 1, raise an emergency incident and text security.
QVision reads Algerian plates, in the 049271 123 16 format.
A standard IP camera pointed at the lane works, as long as the plate is clear in the picture. We help you choose the angle during the pilot.
Yes. A rule opens the barrier through its relay when a plate is read, and you can limit it to certain hours.
Yes. A rule can match a plate and raise an emergency incident, text security or email the gatehouse the moment it's read.
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