Live on real release calls

The find-your-car release line, answered in seconds.

Mark answers every "where's my car?" call, locates the vehicle in your Omadi records, quotes the exact fees, and gives pickup steps. 24/7, in English and Spanish. No hold music, no busy signal.

  • Finds the car by plate, partial, property, make, model, color, or tow date
  • Exact fee totals from a billing engine, cash and card
  • Pickup address, hours, and what to bring, texted on the spot
Vehicle locatedFees and pickup texted
The problem

Every tow becomes a phone call. It's the call you can least afford to miss.

The release line is the highest-volume call your operation takes, and the one that decides whether a vehicle owner walks away calm or files a complaint with your property manager.

The call never stops

Every tow turns into a release call: a lookup, an exact total, and pickup steps. Miss it and they call back angrier, or dispute the tow to your client.

Callers rarely know their plate

They give you a color, a complex, or a partial. A script-reading answering service dead-ends. You lose the release and the goodwill that came with it.

Fees get quoted wrong

Storage accrues nightly, cards carry a surcharge, and the $50 notification fee kicks in after 24 hours. One wrong number and you are refunding or arguing.

How Mark handles it

From "where's my car?" to a quote, in one call.

Mark works the lookup from any angle the caller has, quotes exact fees, and sends pickup steps, without your team lifting a finger.

1

Answers instantly, bilingual

No hold queue, no voicemail. Up to 20 calls at once in English or Spanish, 24/7, nights and weekends included.

2

Finds the car any way they have it

Plate, partial plate, property, make and model, color, or tow date against your Omadi records.

3

Confirms the match

One digit off? Mark surfaces the near-miss and confirms it instead of dead-ending the call.

4

Quotes exact fees

Tow, impound, daily storage, the $50 notification fee, tax, and card surcharge from a billing engine. Cash and card totals to the penny.

5

Gives pickup steps

Address, hours, and what to bring, texted on the spot. Cash is paid in person, and Mark says so.

In production

Built on real release calls, not in a lab.

Towline was developed on live private-property call volume. Here is what operators said watching Mark work the release line.

Seconds
from "where's my car" to a quote
It's pretty accurate too. It jumps right on it. There wasn't much of a delay. I was like, heck yes.
Operations lead · parking-management company
No plate
still finds the car
It asked, do you know your plate? No. Can you do it by VIN? Sure. Actually, do you have the make and model? And it just... bam. It immediately went to that car.
Operations lead · parking-management company
Partial plate
matched, not dropped
Even someone giving the wrong license plate: it tracked down a partial match, confirmed it, and kept the conversation moving.
From live call review, June 2026
Related solutions

The release line is one call. Mark takes the rest too.

Every call your parking operation gets, answered on your own data and rules.

FAQ

Release-line questions, answered.

What if the caller doesn't know their plate?
That is most callers. Mark works the lookup from any angle: the property it was towed from, the make and model, the color, or the tow date. He fuzzy-matches partial and misread plates against your Omadi records, surfaces the near-miss, and confirms it with the caller instead of dead-ending the call.
How accurate are the fee quotes?
To the penny. Fees are never calculated by the AI model. A billing engine encodes your exact rules: per-city tow rates, the impound fee (around $22.85), daily storage with nightly rollover, the one-time $50 notification fee after 24 hours, sales tax, and card surcharges by lot. Mark reads the result, including separate cash and card totals. Cash is paid in person.
Does it work with Omadi?
Yes. Towline was built against Omadi, including the hard case of software with no usable API. We sync your tow records into a private database we keep fresh around the clock, so Mark always has current data, even for a car towed twenty minutes ago.
Is it really bilingual?
Yes. Mark handles the entire release call in English or Spanish and switches automatically based on the caller. Your Spanish-speaking vehicle owners get the same fast, accurate lookup and quote at 2 AM as anyone else.
What does Mark tell them to bring?
The pickup address and hours, plus what to bring: a valid ID and proof of ownership. He texts it so nothing gets lost. He also flags that cash is paid in person and that paying by card adds a processing surcharge.
What about disputes and angry callers?
They never get trapped with a machine. Callers can say "live representative" at any moment and Mark transfers immediately. Disputes, and anything unresolved after 4 minutes, route to your team with the full call context attached: caller, vehicle, property, and reason.
Book a demo

Hear Mark answer your release line.

Bring a week of your release calls. We'll show you exactly which ones Mark would have answered, what he'd have quoted, and what your team gets back.