Use the iOS app for ticket sales and control, and the Android app for ticket control. Equip the team at the counter, on board or at the boarding point for the task they actually perform.
Choose the relevant journey and the configured ticket products. Mobile sales use the booking and fare setup of your installation. Confirm payment methods, printers and any additional hardware as part of the device setup.
The person selling tickets needs to choose products and review the amount. The person checking tickets needs the departure and control result. An iPad can provide a broader calendar view for staff coordinating the day. Match each device to one of these jobs instead of expecting every screen to serve every role equally well.
The control workflow lets staff select a departure and scan passenger tickets. Prepare a procedure for a ticket that cannot be read, belongs to another journey or needs a booking change.
The iPad event calendar provides a month overview with a daily agenda. It complements the backend vessel timetable; it is a different view for a different working situation.
Check screen readability, power, connectivity and the position where tickets are scanned. Offline workflows require preparation and later synchronisation; they should be tested for the exact app and installation in use.
Give mobile staff access to the sales and ticket-control workflows they need.
Explore Mobile App
Prepare ticket control for locations where connectivity is unreliable.
Explore Offline Ticket Scanning
Choose devices for the actual ticket-sales and boarding environment.
Explore Hardware for Ticket Sales & Control
Equip mobile staff for ticket sales and control.
Explore Ferry Mobile AppTell us how mobile ticket sales & control fits into your operation and which part you want to improve. We’ll review the relevant workflow and the scope of your setup with you.
