Traditional validation treats eligibility as an assumption. A guest scans a code, asks an employee, or presses “visiting a tenant,” and the session is discounted without checking that the qualifying action happened.

Validator reads the proof you configure—a receipt, a visit record, or other qualifying evidence—then the written rule decides the benefit. The meaningful act is verification: confirming the guest did what the parking benefit was designed to reward.

Blanket windows and honor-system buttons leak revenue one transaction at a time, and they fill lots with people who did not earn the space. Verification makes the intended policy real.

Verification sits in front of the benefit you already grant. It does not require a new category of parking product—only a consistent check before the discount is applied.