News: Parseq picked as partners to process parking payments
Rotherham-headquartered business process and technology specialist, Parseq, has secured a significant contract with APCOA, the UK's largest car park manager.
Based at Hellaby, Parseq specialises in mobile and online banking software and technology-led outsourcing services. It processes over 75,000 items of correspondence a day and the Hellaby facility provides BACS electronic fund transfers, remittance processing and voucher processing services to a number of high street banks.
Headquarted in Germany and owned by French investment company, Eurazeo, APCOA manages 1.3 million parking spaces for local authorities, hotels, hospitals, stations and airports across 12 countries. They are used by 150 million drivers each year.
The deal will see Parseq process £1.1m of payments annually and receive 700 postal items a day on its behalf.
Vince Smallhorne, sales and marketing director at Parseq, said: "We're delighted to have been chosen as APCOA's partner for document management and payment processing.
"The contract win increases our penetration into the parking sector in the UK, where we already serve 25 local authorities through our relationship with Liberty Services, scanning 1.9 million documents and processing more than 100,000 cheques a year through partnerships with leading enforcement providers."
Parseq was created via a successful reverse takeover by Rami Cassis and Rotherham-based BPO provider, Documetric in 2010. As part of a continued growth strategy, Alan Doran and David Woolley have recently been appointed as business development directors to secure new clients.
Smallhorne added: "Last month we announced our intention to create a business with £100m turnover in three years and I see these appointments as key to allowing us to achieve this goal.
"Both Alan and David have exceptionally strong industry credentials and even in the short time they've been with us their experience has proved to be second to none."
With headquarters in South Yorkshire, the outsourcer employs around 2,700 people working from five key sites in Sunderland, Glasgow, Rotherham, London and Brighton.
Parseq website
Images: APCOA
Based at Hellaby, Parseq specialises in mobile and online banking software and technology-led outsourcing services. It processes over 75,000 items of correspondence a day and the Hellaby facility provides BACS electronic fund transfers, remittance processing and voucher processing services to a number of high street banks.
Headquarted in Germany and owned by French investment company, Eurazeo, APCOA manages 1.3 million parking spaces for local authorities, hotels, hospitals, stations and airports across 12 countries. They are used by 150 million drivers each year.
The deal will see Parseq process £1.1m of payments annually and receive 700 postal items a day on its behalf.
Vince Smallhorne, sales and marketing director at Parseq, said: "We're delighted to have been chosen as APCOA's partner for document management and payment processing.
"The contract win increases our penetration into the parking sector in the UK, where we already serve 25 local authorities through our relationship with Liberty Services, scanning 1.9 million documents and processing more than 100,000 cheques a year through partnerships with leading enforcement providers."
Parseq was created via a successful reverse takeover by Rami Cassis and Rotherham-based BPO provider, Documetric in 2010. As part of a continued growth strategy, Alan Doran and David Woolley have recently been appointed as business development directors to secure new clients.
Smallhorne added: "Last month we announced our intention to create a business with £100m turnover in three years and I see these appointments as key to allowing us to achieve this goal.
"Both Alan and David have exceptionally strong industry credentials and even in the short time they've been with us their experience has proved to be second to none."
With headquarters in South Yorkshire, the outsourcer employs around 2,700 people working from five key sites in Sunderland, Glasgow, Rotherham, London and Brighton.
Parseq website
Images: APCOA
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