Disconnected records
Revenue, vehicle positions and operational decisions live in different systems, making reconciliation slow and context incomplete.
Konevra is a Canadian company building fare payments, live operations, rider tools and accountable automation on one event-driven platform.
Fare collection, vehicle tracking, dispatch and rider systems often come from separate vendors. The agency carries the integration burden.
Revenue, vehicle positions and operational decisions live in different systems, making reconciliation slow and context incomplete.
Every separate vendor adds another renewal, security review, support path and place for accountability to split.
Agencies with Canadian data-residency or on-premise requirements have fewer credible options when software cannot leave a foreign cloud.
Field devices, agency operations and rider services work from a shared, append-only history. Systems stay connected because they are designed together.
Validators, reload terminals and vehicle telemetry
Store-and-forward sync with signed configuration
Event history, fare ledger and operational projections
Operator console, rider app and accountable agents
Each capability is labelled by maturity so agencies can distinguish what has been validated, what is in delivery and what remains on the roadmap.
Tap, sync, ledger and rider balance form one end-to-end flow, with offline terminals and idempotent transaction handling.
Vehicle telemetry, a live map, an operations board and read-only analysis bring road activity into the same event history.
Agents will propose disruption responses and optimization plans while dispatchers retain approval and auditors retain the full decision trail.
Konevra is designed around the realities of Canadian public infrastructure: intermittent connectivity, long service lives, public audit and agency-specific deployment policy.
Product, platform, pilots and agency relationships stay under one roof.
Vision, agency relationships, fundraising and sales
CPOProduct, rider and operator experience, agency requirements
CTOArchitecture, platform delivery and agent-driven engineering
COOOperations, pilots, implementation, support and marketing
We are speaking with Canadian transit agencies about a focused fare-reconciliation pilot.
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