Permits

Permits

Aero CORE now ships a full permit system — including non-vehicle permits (fire-break, pool-inspection, pet). This note covers vehicle permits: how they've improved since v1 and how to use them for parking management.

Video guide Learn CORE | Set Up Vehicle Permits · 2:19

Permit configuration

From the parking section: Permits → Configuration → Permits. Three areas:

  • Categories — permit types, with colour, enforcement behaviour and active hours
  • Permit logic — how permits are matched and applied
  • Permit archive — retired permits, kept for history
Each category shows its enforcement mode, coverage, active hours and live permit count.

Permit logic — how a permit, its category and integrations decide which vehicles are authorised:

Permit Created → Category Assigned → Vehicle Detected → Permit Check → Result.

Permit archive — hidden from the main list but kept for audit; restore or delete here.

Creating a permit category

In Permit Categories → Create — e.g. Resident permit 3. Give it a colour (reflected on the zone) and a description.

Enforcement modes

In a category's advanced settings, set a permit code and its enforcement mode — what a matching permit suppresses vs. what still fires.

DecisionEnforcedAccess exemptFully exempt
No permit✅ Cleared✅ Cleared⚪ Exempt
No payment✅ Cleared✅ Cleared⚪ Exempt
No stopping🔴 Flagged🔴 Flagged⚪ Exempt
Overstay🔴 Flagged🔴 Flagged⚪ Exempt
Wrong direction🔴 Flagged🔴 Flagged⚪ Exempt
Body type🔴 Flagged🔴 Flagged⚪ Exempt
  • Enforced (default, safest) — clears No permit / No payment; the rest still fire.
  • Access exempt — present without paying or holding a separate permit; overstay, wrong direction and body type still fire.
  • Fully exempt — exempt from all decisions. Reserved for diplomatic / emergency / disability permits.

Active hours

On the same panel, set active hours across the week — days plus start/end (e.g. Mon–Fri 08:00–15:00). Blank = 24/7. Applies across all covered zones; short-term integration sessions ignore this and use their own times. See Zones for how categories cover zones.

Creating a permit

Open Permits → Create:

  • Required — Plate (e.g. ABC123), State, Category, Zones, Valid from, Valid to
  • Optional vehicle details — Make, Model, Year, Colour

Zones support multi-select, including sub-zones like Level 1.

The Permits list shows category, zone scope, validity and source (manual or CSV).

Imports & API

Built for third-party imports: bulk-upload via CSV, or feed permits directly via API.

Sessions vs permits

Sessions differ from permits: a session is a temporary parking session from a third party (e.g. Easy Park) covering a vehicle for a short, paid window — rather than an ongoing permit issued and managed here. See Parking Sessions for the full guide.