Toll Plaza Software
Bring vehicle entry, lane activity, payment records and shift reconciliation into one operating view. Bharat AI SmartGate helps toll teams connect ANPR cameras, supported FASTag or RFID infrastructure and barrier workflows, while giving supervisors the transaction history and exception reports they need to review each shift.
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A better fit for your daily work.
Disconnected lane records
When camera events, cashier entries and shift totals sit in separate places, investigating one disputed passage takes too long.
Exceptions hidden in daily totals
A balanced collection total can still hide an incorrect vehicle class or unexplained exemption.
Difficult shift handovers
Incoming teams need to know which payments or vehicle records remain unresolved.
Everything your team needs, connected.
ANPR vehicle capture
Associate a recognised registration with its lane and passage time. Operators can review the captured event when a plate is unclear, keeping human verification available for difficult readings.
FASTag and RFID lane integration
Connect the agreed reader and transaction infrastructure to the lane workflow. Reader compatibility, acquiring arrangements, provider access and payment responsibilities are assessed before this integration is included in the deployment.
Vehicle class and tariff workflow
Organise passage records around the operator’s vehicle categories and configured charging rules. Demonstrate your class exceptions and tariff changes during discovery so the team can scope the appropriate workflow.
Barrier event coordination
Link approved passage decisions with the supported boom barrier setup. The operating team defines how exceptions are handled, while qualified installers assess the equipment and required site safeguards.
Cash and UPI collection records
Keep supported payment types visible against the corresponding vehicle event. Shift staff can compare recorded collections and unresolved transactions instead of piecing the information together from separate notebooks.
Shift and lane supervision
Review passage activity and revenue by lane and shift. Give supervisors a common view for investigating differences, checking exemptions and following up records that require an operator’s explanation.
From the first task to a clearer daily picture.
Capture the passage
The lane receives a camera or reader event and creates the vehicle context. Staff review incomplete identification before proceeding through the site’s agreed operating process.
Check the vehicle category
Compare the selected class with available recognition information. A mismatch becomes something to review rather than silently carrying an incorrect category into the transaction.
Record payment or exemption
Associate the passage with the supported payment response or the authorised exemption workflow. Exceptions remain visible for supervisor review and do not disappear into a daily aggregate.
Complete the lane event
Coordinate the approved passage with the installed barrier arrangement. Trained lane personnel remain responsible for operational decisions and the site’s established procedures.
Reconcile the shift
Compare lane counts, collection totals and unresolved events. Supervisors can use the same records for shift handover, transaction enquiries and subsequent revenue review.
Useful insights. Your team in control.
Use forecasts and alerts to guide your review, with people making the final decisions.
Number-plate recognition
AI reads registration details from camera images to reduce repetitive entry. Lighting, plate condition, camera position and vehicle movement affect results, so uncertain events need an operator review process.
Vehicle classification checks
Compare detected vehicle characteristics with the recorded class to surface possible mismatches. The flag supports inspection; it does not establish an incorrect charge without a supervisor reviewing the evidence.
Exemption and transaction alerts
Highlight unusual exempt-vehicle activity or patterns that deserve closer attention. Alerts help prioritise checks and should be interpreted alongside authorisations, passage images and the operator’s own rules.
A clear view of what matters.
Lane revenue
Review recorded collections for each lane and compare activity across a selected period.
Shift reconciliation
Bring vehicle counts and recorded collections into the handover conversation.
Vehicle class activity
See how traffic is distributed across configured categories.
Exceptions and exemptions
Inspect flagged passages and exemption activity separately from routine transactions.
Made to work with the right tools.
Bring your existing equipment details. We’ll review compatibility, connectivity and the modules needed for your installation.
- ANPR cameras, subject to image and site assessment
- FASTag or RFID readers, subject to provider and interface assessment
- Boom barriers assessed by qualified installation teams
- Lane workstations and suitable network infrastructure
A practical plan for moving forward.
Map the plaza
Document lane directions, traffic categories, shift patterns and exception handling. Bring the actual operating rules so the proposed system reflects how the plaza runs.
Assess integrations
Review camera, reader and barrier models with the existing payment arrangements. Confirm integration responsibilities and available interfaces before committing to equipment reuse or FASTag functionality.
Pilot a lane workflow
Demonstrate representative passages, unclear plates, exemption review and shift closing. Agree acceptance checks with the operations team before expanding the rollout.
Train and support
Train operators on transaction review and supervisors on reconciliation. Agree the support scope, escalation contacts and site rollout schedule for the final installation.
Before you choose your software.
Will it work with our current FASTag provider?
That depends on the provider’s supported interfaces, account arrangements and approval requirements. Share the current setup during the demo so compatibility and access can be assessed; bank or network access is not assumed.
Can existing barriers and cameras be reused?
Possibly. The team needs the equipment models, supported interfaces and site conditions. Reuse is confirmed after assessment, rather than promised for every camera, reader or barrier.
What happens when a number plate is unclear?
The operating workflow should include staff review of the captured event. Recognition assists entry, but unusual plates, dirt, glare or poor images may require correction before the transaction is completed.
Does an AI alert prove fraud?
No. It identifies a pattern or exception for investigation. Supervisors should examine transaction details, vehicle evidence and the applicable authorisation before reaching a conclusion.
How is a toll deployment priced?
The quotation depends on lanes, equipment, interfaces, payment arrangements and support needs. A site-specific scope is agreed after the demo and integration assessment.
See your workflow in action.
Bring your real tasks and questions. We’ll use them to discuss the right configuration, equipment and rollout.
- Lane count and direction plan
- Current camera, reader and barrier models
- Vehicle classes and charging rules
- FASTag provider and integration details
- Sample shift and exception reports
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