Bucharest Politehnica campus.
One campus. Zero unauthorized access.

The campus's size and complexity created several persistent problems for administration. First, the campus sits between two heavy-traffic avenues — Bd. Iuliu Maniu and Splaiul Independenței. Taxi drivers and others used it as a shortcut, leading to dangerous speeding incidents and even injuries.

Second, neighbors from surrounding office and residential buildings parked in the campus overnight, treating it as a free, secure lot. Students, teachers, and guests faced the same issue.

Finally, during events — sports, conferences, performances — the administration had no reliable way to track available spaces, reserve spots for guests, or distinguish authorized vehicles from unauthorized ones.

Vehicles on the whitelist — pre-registered students, staff, tenants, and authorized guests — enter and exit without payment. Everyone else pays the entry tariff. This approach gradually conditioned behavior while generating initial revenue for the system.

Property tenants (banks, auto services, car dealers) within the campus retain dedicated parking spaces. Each tenant manages their own access list by modifying license plates in the Metrici interface, within their allocated space limits. They cannot exceed their quota.

For events and special guests, administrators can easily add plates to the whitelist through the interface. A unique feature allows SMS-based access: administrators send license plate numbers via SMS, which are automatically added to the access lists for a configurable time period.

Following the successful deployment at the main campus, the system is now being extended to separate faculties located outside the main area. The solution provides a scalable model for large institutional campuses with complex access requirements.