Question 1

Who does TAGGR work with?

Accepted Answer

Just about anyone who manages parking or property. TAGGR serves HOAs and residential communities, multifamily and apartment complexes, hotels and hospitality, universities and campuses, land developers, and private parking lot owner/operators — big and small. Whether you have a single lot or a nationwide portfolio, we provide boots-on-the-ground oversight in any market.

Question 2

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Create an account by clicking 'Get Started.' We'll assist you in setting up your lots. If you plan to use Tire Tags, we'll have them delivered to you for drop box installation. If Taggrs will be issuing Notices, you need only add your lots and we'll handle the rest. Please ensure your lot meets all city/state requirements to enforce. You'll need photos of the drop box location, signage, and lot entrance before your lot can go live.

Question 3

I already have lots set up with Taggr, how do I add additional lots?

Accepted Answer

All lots are added in the Taggr dashboard. As a new lot, you'll need to order an additional Tire Tag drop box. Once installed, continue the process of adding the lot and submit the required photos. Your lot will be live on the platform in minutes.

Question 4

Do I need to order a Tire Tag Drop Box for each new lot?

Accepted Answer

Yes, each lot should have its own drop box installed in an easily visible area. This keeps violators from taking the tags with them when they leave the lot in search of a drop box. If you have an extra drop box from a previous lot, you can reuse it at a new location.

Question 5

Do lot owners/operators have to buy Tire Tags?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we order the Tire Tags for you, but you own them. Our system tracks your Tire Tags and reorders when your lots are running low. Additional Tire Tags are provided at cost.

Question 6

Do I have to use the Tire Tag?

Accepted Answer

No. Our system lets Taggrs issue notices integrated with a 3rd-party DMV lookup provider. We place a paper notice on the windshield and, if unpaid, the violator receives letters in the mail. We're big fans of Tire Tags because they're the most effective enforcement solution, delivering a ~95% average pay rate. The system also lets you issue both Notices and Tire Tags in a Scofflaw fashion.

Question 7

Will I be able to see how often Taggrs are checking my lot?

Accepted Answer

Yes — your dashboard provides real-time reporting showing Taggr check in/out details, number of tags, and more.

Question 8

Can I turn off Taggr temporarily?

Accepted Answer

Yes — there's a toggle switch inside each lot's dashboard within your Taggr account. Toggle it off to temporarily halt service, and back on when maintenance is complete.

Question 9

Who removes the Tire Tag from a violator's tire?

Accepted Answer

The violator removes it. A large sticker is placed on their driver window with removal instructions. They visit the portal to view their citation and photo evidence, pay, receive the unlock code, remove the tag, and place it in the drop box.

Question 10

Can Taggrs do more than enforcement?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the same vetted Taggr network can handle your lot upkeep too. Assign tasks like lot cleaning, fixing or auditing signage, and more, set to repeat daily, weekly, or monthly. Taggrs pick them up on schedule, every completion is documented in your dashboard, and you review and approve each task before the Taggr is paid. TAGGR adds a flat $5 fee per completed task, tracked and paid directly through the platform — no invoices to chase.

Question 11

What if the vehicle can't be tagged?

Accepted Answer

Tire Tags don't fit every wheel, so we developed a solution that lets a Taggr submit a photo of the license plate to our mail-in citation partner. Payment is requested and sent to collections if unpaid.

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