PBW Goes Live with Scheidt & Bachmann’s Cloud-Based Parking System at Reutlingen Tax Office

The PBW - Parkraumgesellschaft Baden-Württemberg mbH is continuing its digitisation strategy: A new, cloud-native parking system has successfully gone live at the Reutlingen tax office.

After a professional planning phase and a smooth implementation on site, the project was completed without delay and the parking lot was put into operation immediately.

The modern parking solution comprises a total of 125 parking spaces and offers convenient access for both visitors and employees. The system was implemented with a well thought-out setup: an entrance, an exit, a powerful infinite.pay machine, as well as a 32-inch infinite.sign at the exit to ensure intuitive user guidance and optimal information presentation.

For the parking management system, PBW relies on the cloud-based entervo infinite from Scheidt & Bachmann Parking Solutions, which ensures an efficient and future-proof parking experience. The careful and direct coordination with the customer, both in the planning phase and during the rollout on site, underlines the high level of professional project management, which has contributed significantly to the success of the project.

"We are one of the first operators in the market to use entervo infinite for a digital parking experience for our customers," says Anja Müller, Managing Director of PBW. "After consistently positive experiences, we will continue on the path we have taken with our digitization program."

With the new system at the Reutlingen tax office, PBW is sending a strong signal for modern, user-friendly parking management.

About Scheidt & Bachmann

In the parking industry, Scheidt & Bachmann Parking Solutions GmbH is a leading provider of integrated, modular system solutions for parking management of any size.

With its solutions, the digital transformation in the parking industry is actively shaped and supported in various forms. Together with partners, parking is seen as an essential part of the mobility chain and cross-sector, urban mobility concepts are linked.