KPMG

Parking at KPMG was a daily gamble. Employees had no way to check availability before arriving, leaving those with morning commitments or school drop-offs at a disadvantage. No certainty, no fairness—just a daily race to claim a spot in a first-come, first-served free-for-all.

For the facilities team, it was just as painful. Enforcing parking meant manually checking permits, chasing rule-breakers, and patrolling the lot—a tedious, 30-minute ritual every morning that added up to 125 wasted hours a year.

Facilities Manager Ross Turner put it bluntly:  "Checking every car daily was archaic and a massive time-waster."

The facilities team now spends zero time policing the lot, saving 30 minutes a day. That’s 125 hours every year—time they’ve been able to put toward higher-value work.

But it’s not just about saving time. It’s about making the entire parking experience smoother—for everyone.

With easy bookings, in-app garage access, and automatic infringement checks, parking is now simple, fair, and stress-free.

KPMG has transformed a frustrating system into one that works for everyone.

Now, their parking isn’t just more efficient—it’s more human. Everyone gets a fair shot at a space. The admin team gets time back. And the daily scramble? Gone.

It’s a small shift that’s made a big difference—aligning parking with the culture KPMG is known for: smart, equitable, and built around people.