Amano McGann Released New Ticketless Parking System
The ONEflex platform utilizes license plate recognition to automate entry and exit for parking facilities.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Remote Work
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Amano McGann has launched the ONEflex Ticketless LPR system, which uses license plate recognition to generate virtual parking tickets for vehicles. This software is designed to integrate into the existing Amano ONE platform.
Why it matters
Parking facility operators have sought systems that balance modern automation with traditional reliability. This technology provides a backup paper ticket option if the license plate cannot be read, ensuring consistent operations.
The Amano Group reports $1 billion in annual revenue as it expands its footprint in the North American market. The new software supports both front-capture and rear-capture license plate recognition camera configurations.
The players
Amano McGann
This company is a major provider of integrated parking and security solutions throughout North America.
Amano Group
This parent organization manages the international operations and financial reporting for its subsidiaries.
The details
Drivers enter an Entry Flex Lane where the system captures their license plate, or they are prompted to take a physical ticket if the camera fails. The platform allows facilities to use hybrid configurations, switching between digital LPR and paper tickets, while mobile payments are processed via QR codes and unique URLs.
Timeline
September 23, 2026: Amano McGann announced the release of ONEflex.
Market Landscape
This release follows the trend of digitizing infrastructure to reduce manual overhead in high-traffic facilities. By adding ticketless capabilities to its established Amano ONE platform, the company positions itself to compete for operators transitioning away from traditional paper-based revenue models.
Users can expect a more streamlined entry and exit process at equipped parking facilities that accept mobile payments via QR codes. This automation reduces reliance on physical paper tickets, potentially decreasing the time spent at entry gates during high-traffic periods.
The takeaway
The move toward license plate recognition signifies a shift toward fully digital parking management for commercial properties. Operators should verify their existing camera hardware compatibility before integrating the new flex lane configuration.
Further reading
Learn more about the infrastructure behind modern workforce hubs in our Remote Work section.
More information
For detailed specifications, visit the Amano McGann integrated solutions website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Parking Network.
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