Ariviti helps travel, mobility and logistics businesses modernise, operate and connect the technology behind critical day-to-day operations. Our experience spans airline infrastructure and managed operations, connected public transport, freight workflows, customs automation, DevOps and platform engineering.
Our work spans three distinct layers of the travel and logistics ecosystem.
Migration, infrastructure, DevOps, virtualisation and managed operations.
Open public-transport ecosystems and commuter-platform integration.
Document intelligence and workflow automation across freight and customs processes.
Together, these capabilities allow Ariviti to work across the technology that moves both people and goods.
Airline operations · Connected mobility · Freight & customs
For a leading airline in India, Ariviti supports a large and distributed technology environment spanning infrastructure, platform engineering and ongoing operations.
Our work helps the airline modernise and operate critical systems while improving the consistency and efficiency of day-to-day technology management.
A dedicated Ariviti operations team supports the environment across hundreds of nodes.
Ariviti helps manage infrastructure change across complex enterprise environments. Our work spans the complete lifecycle from planning through migration and ongoing operation.
This enables large technology estates to evolve without disrupting the operational systems the business depends on.
Ariviti supports virtualised infrastructure and DevOps practices that improve how environments are provisioned, deployed and managed.
The result is a more standardised, repeatable and manageable technology environment.
Travel and mobility businesses depend on systems that operate continuously. Ariviti provides dedicated engineering and operational teams that build deep familiarity with the client environment and manage it on an ongoing basis.
This operating model gives clients a consistent team with both engineering and operational context.
Ariviti contributed to a pioneering public-transport pilot that connected a city bus system with third-party commuter applications using the Beckn Protocol.
The initiative, delivered in collaboration with technology and transport partners, demonstrated how an open digital ecosystem can allow commuters to access public transport services through multiple applications.
Public transport becomes more useful when services are not locked into a single application. Open mobility architectures allow transport providers to expose services through interoperable protocols so different commuter applications can participate in the same ecosystem.
Ariviti’s work in this area demonstrates the engineering required to connect transport operators, digital platforms and end-user applications through open standards — a foundation for more accessible and interoperable mobility services.
The pilot marked an important step toward more open and connected urban mobility.
Ariviti has worked with a licensed customs broker and freight-forwarding business to automate document-heavy import and export workflows.
The solution extracts information from trade documents and moves it into structured workflows used for customs-clearance processing.
Freight and customs operations rely heavily on information exchanged through documents. Ariviti applies document intelligence to extract and structure that information so it can move directly into operational workflows.
This reduces repetitive data entry, improves processing speed and creates a stronger digital foundation for downstream activities such as customs filing, reconciliation and reporting.
The automation reduced customs-clearance application processing effort by approximately 70%.
Whether you are operating a large airline technology estate, building an open mobility ecosystem or automating freight and customs workflows, Ariviti brings the engineering and operational experience to take it forward.
