Plenty of attention, little sense of place
Whoever brings people to a place also shapes how they experience it. Until now, that stops at the train door.
Screens with little sense of place
Between the ads, screens mostly show news and weather. What is happening nearby rarely appears.
Every location is extra work
Tips for a station or a stop have to be gathered and kept up to date one by one. Across a whole network, that is hardly feasible.
Changes arrive too late
When a concert is moved or cancelled, the old details often stay on the screen and in the app for days.
Guests from abroad
Tips usually exist only in German and English. Visitors from Japan or Italy understand little of them.
Arriving in Graz
A family arrives at Graz main station on Friday evening. The screens show ads and the timetable. They look up what is still on tonight on their phones and find outdated listings.
On the train, the screen already shows what is on in Graz for families tonight. On the platform, the puppet theatre on Lendplatz is listed with the right start time, 19:30. The show was moved that afternoon, and the board already reflects it.
What Incoming Suite delivers
Everything comes from the same checked foundation. You choose destinations, stops and channels.
From departure to arrival
Incoming Suite keeps reading the venues' programmes at your destinations and notices when something changes. This is a train to Graz.
Friday, 15:10 A show is moved.
Puppet theatre, Friday, 14 November
Starts 19:00Starts 19:30
The venue's own website counts before the ticket shop.
19:30, Puppet theatre, Lendplatz
updatedTonight in Graz: puppet theatre 19:30
updatedNow starts at 19:30
updatedTime replaced
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Rail operator
A rail operator shows on its on-board screens what's on at the next stop today, matched to the arrival time.
Coach and shuttle
A coach company sends passengers the evening tips at the destination in the app before arrival, in their language.
Incoming agency
An incoming agency puts together programmes for tour groups and learns about cancellations and changes the same day.
Three steps to your first display
- 01
A conversation
We agree on destinations, stops and the channels you want to start with.
- 02
One destination, one channel
We read in the offer at your first destination and start with one channel, for example the screens on board.
- 03
Widen it
After two to four weeks we look at it together and add more destinations and channels.
What operators ask us
How does the data reach us?
Through the data feed, as a ready-made widget or as a file. No IT project of your own is needed.
Which destinations have data?
In the first conversation we show you what CIXTRA already knows at your destinations. New destinations come in the same format.
What happens with cancellations?
The sources are read again and again. A cancellation or change is spotted and corrected wherever the listing is shown.
In which languages?
In ten languages. Names of venues and artists appear in the right script.
Does it fit our screens?
The displays come as a web page for your screen system or through the data feed. We work out which route fits in the first conversation.
Is it only about culture?
No. Markets, festivals, guided tours, day trips and opening hours of museums and pools are included too.
See your route with real listings.
Tell us your destinations. We'll show you what Incoming Suite would display there today.