Parking audit results, verified in the field
Every engagement on this page ran the same closed loop: find it, get it fixed, and come back to check. Findings are reconstructed from source records, quantified in dollars, and assigned to an owner. Then they are re-tested, in a re-audit, a supplemental report, or the counterparty's own written response. A finding without a fix is a complaint. A fix without verification is a promise. This page holds the third thing.
The practice behind these pages
The lead six
From unreconciled variance to no material discrepancies across three consecutive audits, cleaner every cycle.
The contract's own hours table proven wrong, and the operator agreed in writing before the report was final.
$77,691 a year in missing tickets and a $300K open-exit exposure, fixed and verified within 8 weeks.
One mis-programmed validation device worth $501,207.50, found in a four-asset audit program.
Seven airport markets, about 14,400 stalls, one methodology, $395,793 in unaccounted tickets.
A demanded 74 to 105 percent rate increase, answered with occupancy counts and a photograph.
The publishing rule
JDE publishes only delivered work. No proposals, no pilots, no composite stories. Every number on these pages comes from a filed report and is backed by JDE's project records. Clients are described by type, never by name. The work is real and the names are on file.
These six lead the file; they do not exhaust it. If your asset has never been through this loop, the first step is short: contact JDE and scope the first audit.
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