Modular digital ticketing
Configure passenger flows, fare logic, integrations, and business mobility on one platform built for public transport.
Explore capabilities
Launch a useful service, connect it to the systems already in place, and expand when the evidence supports it.
Begin with a measurable use case and a defined integration scope.
Test passenger value before committing to a wider procurement.
Deliver an experience that belongs to your network and products.
Use service data to refine products, operations, and support.
Connected by design
Passenger touchpoints, transport data, fare rules, and operating workflows stay aligned from check-in to settlement.
Turn one defined use case into a live passenger service without replacing the entire system landscape.
How eTarif works
Passengers always know what to do while fare calculation remains quietly in the background.
Complex fare rules become an accessible mobile experience. Operators retain control of products and pricing; passengers can simply travel.
Begin with the right-sized pilot, then add network, payment, and partner integrations as requirements develop.
Digital ticketing should respect the scale and travel patterns of each city.
A metropolitan network where regional and urban trips should feel like one coherent passenger service.
Mannheim population statisticsA population-weighted view across these five city networks.
~1.74MTickets sold
~38.7KUsers served
~11.99MGreen kilometres
~303.5KSmart check-outsPassenger apps, fare logic, operator tools, and partner services work together while each network retains its own rules.
See how eTarif works
Designed to evolve
Support bus, tram, rail, and connected services through a travel model that can adapt as passenger needs change.
Enable employers and public organizations to provide controlled transport benefits when they are needed.
Turn fixed allowances into flexible, trackable access to public transport.
eTarif B2B
Manage budgets, sponsored travel, vouchers, reporting, and support from one operator-ready workspace.
Bring budgets, trips, and financial workflows together.
Work with a product team that understands day-to-day operations.
Give riders, partners, and operators a direct route to help.
Validate the passenger flow, fare model, and integration before a wider procurement and rollout.
Discuss a pilotPassenger experience, operator control, and partner programmes work as one connected offer.
