Masabi Partners to Deliver MaaS Apps
The two companies will deliver seamless first/last mile journeys for users by combining Kyyti’s white label MaaS applications, which provide shared private mobility and demand-responsive services.
The first joint deployment will be live in the next few months, with further deployments set to go live during 2020/21.
Masabi
Masabi and Kyyti, an innovator in demand responsive services and Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS), formed a partnership to provide best-of-breed MaaS applications to transport authorities, agencies, and operators around the globe.
The two companies will deliver seamless first/last mile journeys for users by combining Kyyti’s white label MaaS applications, which provide shared private mobility and demand-responsive services, as well as journey planning and payment, with in-app transit ticketing powered by Masabi’s Justride SDK, allowing customers to buy tickets anytime, anywhere in Kyyti’s apps.
The first joint deployment will be live in the next few months, with further deployments set to go live during 2020/21.
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