Common Lots
Navigating to Common Lots
To get to the common lots page click Admin Options then Parking followed by Common Lots.
The Common Lot Type Administration page displays.
Managing Common Lot Types
in OPS-COM allow administrators to categorize parking lots based on shared characteristics or administrative distinctions. This feature provides a way to organize lots beyond their physical location, facilitating better management and reporting. This article guides OPS-COM administrators on how to navigate to, add, edit, and delete Common Lot Types.
AddingAdding/Editing Common Lot Types
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Editing Common Lot Types
To edit common lot types click the Edit button next to the type you want to update. A modal window will appear allowing you to make your changes. Click Save Changes when you are finished editing your common lot type.
Making changes to lot types that are being used will reflect the entire system.
Deleting Common Lot Types
To delete a common lot type click the Delete button next to the type you wish to remove.
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You must first reassign or remove the lot type from any associated lots before getting a Delete button.
Best Practices & Considerations
- Meaningful Categories: Create common lot types that genuinely help categorize and distinguish your parking lots (e.g., "Student Resident Lots," "Staff Permit Lots," "Hourly Pay Lots").
- Impact of Changes: Be aware that editing an existing common lot type will immediately update all lots currently assigned to that type.
- Deletion Prerequisites: Always ensure that no active lots are assigned to a common lot type before attempting to delete it. Reassigning lots to another type or to no type will be necessary.
- Consistency: Maintain consistent naming conventions for your common lot types to ensure clarity and ease of use for administrators.