In an email or text
Your property office set up parking for you, and the message asks you to review and sign your agreement. The link in that message is yours.
Digital signing for parking agreements
Parking.Lease is the signing service behind parking agreements on iStall. Your property office sets up your parking and sends you a link. You read the agreement, sign it yourself, and keep a copy.
Most people arrive here from one of three places. Each one means the same thing: your parking agreement is signed through iStall.
Your property office set up parking for you, and the message asks you to review and sign your agreement. The link in that message is yours.
The line “Digital signing provided by Parking.Lease” sits under the page title of the agreement form. You are in the right place.
Every signed PDF ends with a line recording who signed, when, and from which IP address, followed by our name.
For residents
You need the message from your property office and a few minutes. A phone is fine.
Use the link in the email or text your property office sent. Your parking permit is already active; the agreement is what is left.
Sign in, or create an account if you do not have one. The parking is then linked to your account, so only you can sign for it.
Enter your full legal name and select Set Name. Then select each Fill Name and Fill Signature button in the agreement, and finish with Agree and Continue.
Your signed agreement is saved with your parking. Open your parking receipt in your iStall account to view or download the PDF whenever you need it.
Booking parking yourself? Where a property requires an agreement, you sign it the same way during checkout.
The record
Three things, printed in one line at the bottom of your signed agreement.
The PDF is generated automatically at the moment you sign, and that line is part of it.
An agreement is stored only once you have signed it yourself. Your property office cannot sign for you. If you would rather sign on paper, they can print an unsigned copy for you to sign in person.
For property managers
Parking.Lease is built into iStall. When you set up a resident’s parking on a type that carries an agreement, the resident is asked to sign it, and you can see where every agreement stands.
Create the parking and iStall sends a single email or text with the permit details and the request to sign.
Your dashboard counts the agreements awaiting signature and lists them. Resend the request from the parking’s details.
Each parking type carries its own agreement text. The monthly rate and the prorated amount from the resident’s start date are filled in for you.
The signature is tied to the resident’s own account, with their name, the time and their IP address on the document.
Print an unsigned copy for a resident who would rather sign at the office.
The signed PDF stays on the parking record, where you and the resident can each open it.
iStall sets up the agreement for each parking type with you. Already a customer? Ask us to add one. New to iStall? Start with a conversation.
Your property office can fix most signing problems, because they hold your parking record.
Ask your property office to send the request again. They can resend it from your parking record.
You are signed in to a different iStall account from the one your parking is linked to. Sign out, open the link again, and sign in with the right account.
Check your junk folder first. Then ask your property office to confirm the email address or mobile number on your parking and send the request again.
Your property office wrote the agreement and can answer questions about what it says. Parking.Lease provides the signing, not the terms.
Sign in to iStall and open your parking receipt. The signed agreement is linked there as a PDF.
Parking.Lease is a service of iStall, the parking management platform your property uses for permits and payments.