Revolutionising Transport Operations.
Tracsis Rail Operations is a leading provider of software and services for the planning and management of mass transit systems.
We develop and supply a range of software products that are used extensively within the rail and other public transport sectors, covering all aspects of operations planning and management including timetabling, resource and rolling stock planning and optimisation, real-time performance and control, service recovery, incident management and delay attribution, retail services and delay repay.
Our Software
Industry leading software that improves effectiveness and efficiency for scheduling, business information and retail across mass transit networks.
Operations Planning Software
TRACS software is a family of products from Tracsis that enable the organisation and scheduling of resources for mass transit systems.
Business Management Software
Tracsis’ Business Management software tools allow our clients to understand how their businesses are performing in real time and at all levels of their organisations.
Retail Software
Tracsis Retail software is used right across the operator’s business, from the ticket office window to the boardroom, covering all aspects of the retail and accounting experience.
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Tracsis News
New Tracsis service launched to support busy bus operators
With the current shortage of bus drivers, this new service also gives operators advice and support to help bus operators make alterations to make better use of limited resources.
Time to tackle ticketless travel
In a normal year the Rail Delivery Group (RDG) has estimated that around £240 million is lost through fare evasion on Britain’s railways.
Tracsis Transport Performance Consultancy
Our Transport Consultancy team works with passenger and freight companies, infrastructure owners, government agencies, local authorities, other consultancies and stakeholders requiring professional advice on developing new train services