Reconcile parking operator transaction data across sessions, citations, permits, meters, and pay stations via Passport's operator reporting
domain: developer.passportinc.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Onboard as a Passport channel partner/operator to get consolidated transaction reporting spanning parking sessions, citations, permits, meters, and pay stations in one system
Use Passport's reporting portal/API to auto-match parking activity to payment activity instead of reconciling each channel manually
Pull real-time transaction tracking and detailed reports to monitor revenue by channel
Confirm PCI-DSS Level 1 and SSAE-18 compliance scope with Passport, since they act as payment processor of record for many of these flows
Treat this as distinct from the base 'integrate with Passport's parking payments API using partner-issued credentials' flow - this is the operator-facing reconciliation/reporting layer, not payment initiation
Known gotchas
PAYMENT- and GOVERNMENT-ADJACENT: Passport's core customers are municipalities, and this reconciliation data spans citations/permits issued by government entities alongside regulated payment data
developer.passportinc.com requires partner sign-in and Passport does not publish full endpoint specs publicly - confirm exact field names/paths only after a signed partner agreement
Because Passport is PCI-DSS Level 1, don't store or pass raw card data through your own systems - use their tokenized flows
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