ParkPoint, a leading parking management and operations company in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, has launched a complimentary service that allows visitors to request ‘golf cars,’ via a mobile application.

 

This new service aims to provide a seamless and efficient commuting experience for individuals and families, the company said.

 

To access this service, users need to download the ‘Recall’ app, available on both the Google Play Store and Apple Store. After installation, they can simply scan the QR codes distributed throughout various locations, particularly at valet parking areas. Once the QR code is scanned and the service is requested, the nearest available driver will promptly arrive to transport the user to their desired location, it said.

 

Initially, it will offer the Recall service in its managed communities in Saudi Arabia, including Laysen Valley and Roshn Front, with plans to expand to additional communities in both Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.

 

"We are excited to introduce our valued customers to our new application, 'Recall,' designed to facilitate effortless navigation within the complexes we manage using their smartphones," said Omar Al Khan, Founder and CEO of ParkPoint.

 

"This service is a significant advancement in enhancing our customers' experience and is part of our ongoing efforts to optimise the efficiency of our parking facilities. By fully digitalising our operations, we aim to provide a uniquely flexible and smooth parking experience” he added.

 

Eng Mohsen Mulla, General Manager of ParkPoint, stated: "This new service is a testament to our ongoing commitment to delivering convenient and adaptable parking solutions that align with our customers' needs. It also significantly improves the visitor experience within our managed sites. Through Recall, we aim to provide unparalleled comfort and efficiency, reflecting our dedication to advanced service delivery that exceeds customer expectations. We believe Recall will greatly enhance how visitors engage with our services and elevate their overall experience." – TradeArabia News Service