B2B · Shared infrastructure

Infrastructure gets stronger when more connect.

DigTic provides a shared infrastructure layer for digital tickets, keys and access rights — connecting existing systems without replacing them.

One infrastructure. · Many partners. · Many experiences.

DigTic — shared infrastructure layer Digital rights are issued, connected and verified between participants. Every surrounding node is an endpoint, not a hierarchy.

Conceptual illustration of participation in the ecosystem. It is not a system, network or deployment diagram.

The integration problem

Build your integration once.
Use the ecosystem many times.

Every participant should not need to build and maintain the same integrations independently. DigTic creates reusable infrastructure, standards and integration patterns across the ecosystem.

Participants 6
Connections to build 15
Without shared infrastructure Point-to-point integrations versus a shared infrastructure layer Without shared infrastructure, every participant connects directly to every other participant and the number of connections grows quickly. With DigTic, each participant connects once to the shared layer and the picture stays simple.

Illustrative model. The point-to-point count is the number of possible pairs between participants, not a measurement of any real deployment.

Network economics

Shared infrastructure changes the economics.

As the ecosystem grows, infrastructure and integration patterns can be reused across more participants.

More participants. Less duplicated infrastructure.

3 partners

A first set of connections. Patterns are established once and written down.

10 partners

The same integration patterns are reused. Each new participant joins an ecosystem that already exists.

50 partners

The same scalable infrastructure concept. Reach grows without every participant rebuilding it.

Illustrative of how shared infrastructure scales. Not a statement about pricing, commercial terms or guaranteed cost outcomes.

Partner independence

Keep what already works.

DigTic is designed to sit alongside the vertical platforms you have already invested in — not on top of them, and not instead of them.

Keep your ticketing system

Your ticketing platform stays the system of record for your own products.

Keep your access platform

Doors, gates and readers keep running on the platform you already operate.

Keep your app

Your own app remains your front door and your brand experience.

Keep your customer relationship

The customer stays yours. DigTic does not step between you and them.

DigTic connects the digital rights between them.

Interoperability in practice

One digital right can cross organisational boundaries.

Tickets, keys and access rights can be issued and verified across participating services through shared infrastructure.

Transport A travel right is issued
Hotel Stay and room access recognised
Event Admission verified at the venue
Mobility The last mile joins the journey
DigTic · shared interoperability layerDigTic · shared layer

Each provider keeps its own systems and its own customer relationship. The shared layer is what makes a right recognisable across them — it does not imply a common back end.

Positioning

DigTic is more than an app. It is shared infrastructure.

Not this

DigTic is not a marketplace. We do not resell, aggregate or intermediate partner products.

Not this

DigTic does not replace partner platforms. The vertical systems you run stay in place.

Not this

DigTic does not take over the customer relationship. Your customers remain your customers.

DigTic is shared infrastructure — connecting partners, digital rights and users across one ecosystem.

The DigTic App is therefore one possible experience on top of that infrastructure. Partner applications and Apple Wallet or Google Wallet are equally valid endpoints — the infrastructure does not favour one of them.

Join the ecosystem

Connect once. Participate everywhere.

Join an infrastructure designed to make digital access interoperable across organisations and industries.

“Explore the API” opens the DigTic portal sandbox. For a written overview, see the IT Teams Guide (PDF).