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Turn mobility data into actionable insights to plan better

Cermoni turns your operational data into clear mobility insights — so you can see where demand is, where the network falls short, and where to focus before any planning decision is made.

WHY IT MATTERS

Planning without analysis means deciding without evidence.

  • No visibility into where passengers actually travel and when demand peaks

  • Overloaded routes and service gaps go undetected until they become operational problems

  • Planning decisions based on assumptions rather than real network behavior

  • Optimization built on incomplete data produces incomplete results

HOW IT WORKS

From raw operational data to clear mobility insgihts

01

Connect your data sources

Cermoni analyzes smart card data, trip information, route structures, stop sequences, vehicle movements, and timetable records to build a complete picture of how passengers and vehicles move across the city.

02

Reveal demand patterns and service gaps

The system estimates occupancy levels, identifies origin-destination patterns, analyzes transfer points, and compares planned service with observed operational data — at stop, trip, vehicle, route, and region level.

03

See where and why problems occur

Results are presented through maps, charts, and operational views — so planners can understand network behavior directly, not just through tables and numbers.

KEY CAPABILITIES

Everything you need to plan smarter

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Occupancy Analysis

See exactly how loaded each trip is — stop by stop

Cermoni estimates how many passengers are inside each vehicle between stops throughout a trip. This reveals where buses become crowded, where comfort levels drop, and which segments of a route need closer attention — going beyond simple boarding counts.

Estimates passenger load between every stop on a trip

Identifies where capacity problems appear along the route

Shows the full profile of each trip, not just totals

Origin-Destination and Transfer Analysis

Understand where passengers come from and where the go

Cermoni analyzes passenger journey patterns — commuting, trips, peak-hour movements — and identifies the transfer points where passengers switch between services. These interchange locations are often critical for network performance and can be prioritized for service improvements.

Maps where passengers start-end their journeys across network

Identifies key transfer points ans interchange behavior

Highlights regular mobility patterns like commuting,school trips

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Visual Network Intelligence

Complex network data made easy to interpret

Cermoni visualizes route performance, occupancy levels, service frequency, and route relationships across the network on maps, charts, and operational views. Planners can see how lines interact, when trips become crowded, and how service levels shift throughout the day.

Route performance and occupancy visualized across full network

Maps and charts replace tables for faster interpretation

Shows how different lines interact and where service levels change

REFERENCES

What teams achieve with Cermoni

Real results from transport authorities and operators who shifted from manuel to digital public transportation planning.

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Vignola,
Italy

Fleet reduction without
service cuts

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Antalya,
Türkiye

Right-sizing a large
urban network

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Makkah,
Saudi Arabia

Eelctric Public
Transport Planning

See how cities use Cermoni to turn data into better operations.

Read all the case studies

EXPLORE OTHER FEATURES

Timetable

Demand based timetable

Scheduling

Vehicle&driver assignment

Rostering

Shift & driver duty planning

GTFS data management

Standard format & publishing

See what Cermoni can do for your operations

Request a demo to see the impact for yourself

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