Parisar
Parisar
Housing societies
Visitors, maids, deliveries and home services — without asking a resident to tap approve seven hundred times a year.
Visitors register by scanning the gate QR and get a pass carrying both a QR and a six-digit code. Cracked tablet camera, dead phone battery or bright sunlight does not stop the gate.
A maid, cook, driver, kirana boy, milk or newspaper delivery is approved once as a person, not every day as a fresh visit. After that the gate only records in and out times. Rules can be set per category by the society and overruled by any individual flat, with optional day and time windows.
Plumber, electrician, carpenter, painter, pest control, cleaning, gardener, driver, nurse, flowers, pandit, astrologer and more. Confirming a booking raises the vendor gate pass automatically, scoped to that day only. Cancelling revokes it.
Societies sell their own local advertising and keep the revenue; circulars and AGM notices run through the same screens but are labelled as notices, never as advertisements.
Not because the app is bad. Because it asks the same person to approve the same maid every morning for years. Adoption dies from repetition, and once residents stop opening it the guard goes back to the register and the committee stops paying.
Parisar approves a regular once, as a person. After that the gate only records when she arrived and when she left — which is also the record a household actually wants at month end.
Two ways. It runs industrial estates as well as housing societies on the same platform, with contractor compliance, material gate passes and work permits that consumer gate apps do not attempt. And a society sells its own local advertising and keeps that revenue, rather than the app monetising its residents centrally.
No. Regular staff are approved once as a person. After that the gate only records arrival and departure times. A society can decide the rule per category — maids and milk delivery walk in, couriers are asked each time — and any flat can overrule that for its own staff.
Every pass carries a six-digit numeric code as well as a QR. The guard types the code instead. Nothing about the gate depends on a working camera.
Yes. A society maintains its own service panel and those vendors are listed above any centrally empanelled ones. A society that has used the same plumber for nine years should not be pushed onto someone else.
The register exports with the guard name against every entry, the period covered and the time it was generated, and every export is itself logged. It is designed to be handed to an auditor or an inspector. Whether it satisfies a specific statutory requirement is a question for your auditor.
The gate console is a light web page and messages are queued rather than sent inline, so a slow link does not hold up an entry. A sustained outage at the gate does stop scanning, and that should be discussed honestly during site survey.