A great office day starts in the car park
Hybrid work made office attendance unpredictable: some days the car park overflows, other days it sits half empty. Commuty gives your people certainty before they leave home, and gives you fair, flexible rules that match how your workplace is actually used.
They optimise their parking, EV charging and mobility with us
Hybrid work changed the office. Parking hasn't followed.
Attendance changes from day to day, but fixed spaces and first come, first served don't. The result: empty spaces next to frustrated colleagues, and complaints on your desk. Commuty matches access to who is coming in.
Certainty before the commute
Employees book their space in advance and see where they will park before they leave home, with a charger if they need one. Coming to the office feels easy again, which is exactly what gets people to come.
- Office days planned and booked in advance
- Space, charger and location confirmed
- A commute that supports office attendance
Fair rules everyone can understand
Favouritism, real or perceived, is what makes parking a sore point. Commuty applies your policy the same way for everyone, and credits keep access balanced over time, so the same colleagues don't get the space every day.
- Priorities that reflect your workplace policy
- Credits that balance access over time
- Fewer complaints landing on your team
Flexible options for every commuter profile
Not everyone comes by car every day, and that's the point. When the car park is full, employees are pointed to another way in: carpooling, public transport or a bike space, so the office stays within reach.
- Alternatives suggested when no space is left
- Carpooling and cycling built in
- Less pressure on the car park, not on attendance
Understand how your workplace is really used
Attendance patterns and parking demand, day by day and site by site. Adjust rules, spaces and office days on facts rather than complaints, and show management what your workplace policy delivers.
- Attendance and demand patterns at a glance
- Policy adjusted on real usage, not anecdotes
- Clear figures to report progress
“Predictability is what we gained most. Our people know where they’ll park before they set off, and security no longer starts the day sorting out who parked where.”
All features for a Workplace Manager
Beyond the four blocks above, the platform covers the rest of the office day: visitors invited in a few clicks, events with bulk invites and automated access, a logbook that flags no-shows and ghost bookings, allocation rules of your own, and bookings made straight from employees' own AI assistant.
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Employees can ask Copilot, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or Le Chat for a parking or charging spot, and Commuty books it, along with much more. A smoother experience, fully secured, with no app to open.
Granting parking to external visitors has never been easier. From the invite to on-site access, it’s all automated.
Our events module enables you to invite a large number of people in bulk, with self-registration and automated access to your premises.
Our logbook makes it easy to spot unusual behaviours, such as no-shows, overstays, ghost bookings or glued cars. That way the rules you agreed on keep holding, without anyone policing the car park.
You can customise your daily allocation, based on your building's constraints or company policy. So that it works best for your specific situation.
Challenges you might have
Integrates with your ecosystem
Commuty integrates with the tools and systems you already use, from access control to EV charging and workplace platforms.
Workplace apps
Parking where your people already work: in Outlook through our AppSource add-in, in Zapfloor, and in the workplace apps Cardiweb, Kardham Digital and Keyes build for you.
Visitor management
Book a visitor's parking space at the moment you register their visit. Commuty and Proxyclick stay in step in both directions.
HR & payroll systems
Holidays, leavers and out-of-office days flow from your HR system into Commuty, so spaces are released automatically — and the financial data flows back.
Security & data privacy in everything we do
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We help teams make parking, charging, and commuting, work in real working environments.
Commuty is a parking and mobility management platform that helps organisations manage parking, EV charging, and commuting using clear rules instead of first come, first served.
Commuty is especially useful when parking capacity is limited, EV charging demand is growing, or manual coordination no longer scales. It is designed for private parking in corporate environments, as well as shared parking in single- and multi-tenant buildings.
Commuty uses rule-based parking allocation instead of first come, first served or nominative spots. You define the rules that determine who gets access, based on criteria like user groups, commuting distance, parking usage or mobility choices. Access is allocated in advance, so users know ahead of time whether they have a spot on a given day.
When demand exceeds availability, clear priority rules decide who gets access, and anyone who misses out is told why. This keeps parking fair, predictable and transparent.
Yes. Commuty integrates with existing access control systems such as gates, badges, licence plate recognition, and EV chargers. There is no need to replace your current infrastructure.
EV charging is managed using the same rule-based approach as parking. You can define who gets access to chargers and how charging is shared over time. Charging sessions can rotate to avoid chargers staying blocked, helping you make better use of existing charging points.
Commuty can link parking access to commuting behaviour. Employees who car share, drive electric, or use alternative transport can be given better chances of accessing parking, turning sustainability goals into practical incentives.
Commuty provides visibility into parking usage, commuting behaviour, and charging activity. This includes metrics such as kilometres travelled, CO₂ savings, and energy usage, supporting reporting, planning, and investment decisions.