Passengers buy a ticket in the app or on the website and scan the QR code when boarding the bus.
Passengers top up their account and buy tickets from it.
Each bus has its own QR code - it shows where and when the passenger travelled.
Timetables are imported from the carriers' system and updated automatically.
Tickets are sold not only on the phone: at bus stations, libraries and elderships.
The municipality and carriers see how public transport is used.
Phone and card work together.
Discounts by passenger group.
Separate cards for pupils.
Each carrier manages its own part.
Information reaches passengers on their phone.
Cash and card revenue reconciled.
A shared ticketing system, prices, concessions and reports for the whole region.
Own buses, drivers and journey reports.
Ticket sales, account top-ups and card issuing.
Tickets, balance and journey history on the phone.
Passengers top up their account via their bank or by card, and the money is credited immediately.
On-bus sales and bus locations flow into the system.
Routes and timetables are updated automatically.
Passengers log in with a Google account, and in the app also with an Apple account.
Sales and cash register data are passed to accounting.
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No. A phone with the app is enough: the ticket is activated by scanning the QR code on the bus. Physical cards also work.
Yes. Several tickets can be bought in one purchase, and each is activated separately.
At sales points: operators sell tickets, top up accounts and issue cards.
Yes. The whole region works in one system: each town has its own tickets and prices, and intercity fares are set by stop.
Passengers choose their concession in their account, and the discount is applied when buying a ticket.
No. Routes and timetables are imported from the carriers' timetable system and updated automatically.
In a short demo we will show the passenger account, sales points and reports, and discuss what needs to be adapted.
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