Accesso Technology Group PLC (AIM:ACSO, OTC:LOQPF) said it has won contracts with 18 new clients from theme parks to zoos and ski resorts for a mix of its eCommerce, ticketing and guest management platforms as it closed the year.
In a statement, the company's chief executive Steve Brown said: “2022 was a strong year for accesso, and we're pleased to have closed out the year welcoming such a unique set of new partners to our worldwide client network.
“The multi-solution nature of the wins underlines the highly differentiated nature of our mobile-first technology. We look forward to deepening our global footprint even further in 2023, helping operators unlock new opportunities to drive revenue and deliver a better guest experience in the process.”
Out of the new clients, 10 are taking up the accesso Passport eCommerce ticketing suite, including the shopping centre in Battersea Power Station.
Five of these 10 will also use the accesso Siriusware point-of-sale ticketing solution to enable food and drink ordering, including Snowy Range Ski Area in Centennial, Wyoming; San Francisco Zoo in California; and two attractions owned by Lazarus Entertainment Group.
The accesso Siriusware platform will also be used by Willamette Pass resort in Crescent Lake, Oregon, to manage onsite operations and transactions for guests.
Accesso’s ShoWare live event ticketing platform has been taken up by clients including the RiverCenter for the Performing Arts in Columbus, Georgia; and McPherson Opera House in McPherson, Kanas.
A guest experience management platform will be used by the Timberline Mountain ski area in Davis, West Virginia, enabling personalisation via a mobile app.