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SBB Mobile Business – your timetable and ticket counter when you are on the move

SBB Mobile Business simplifies your business trip management:

this booking tool for all your company's employees gives you a transparent overview of costs.

SBB Mobile Business is perfectly tailored to business travellers' needs: You can call up public transport timetables in real time. Once you have registered at www.sbb.ch/en/business you can buy and display tickets on your smartphone anywhere and any time. Your purchases will be directly debited to the cost centre you have saved, thus simplifying expense management for you. For further information, see www.sbb.ch/en/mobilebusiness.

Timetable functions

• national, international and town service timetable enquiries

• search by: station, stop and (contact) addresses with GPS support

• push messages: delays, platform changes, seat occupancy indicator, etc.

• "take me home" function

• departures/arrivals tables

• intermediate stops and realtime travel information

• map views of starting points and destinations

• import timetable queries into your calendar and e-mail them

• rapid access via Favorites

Ticket functions:

• buy and display public transport tickets for Switzerland for up to eight passengers.

• the offering includes individual tickets, regional travel system tickets, one-day travelpasses, class upgrades, seat reservations for Switzerland.

• payment is via a company contract with SBB Businesstravel. All you need to do is register once with SBB Ticket Shop Business at www.sbb.ch/en/business and save a means of payment at "My account" – "Payment information".

• expense invoices can be called up online.

• most sales are eligible for discounts.

Please note: private customers of SBB can use the SBB Mobile app.

Data security and authorisations

Why does SBB Mobile Business ask for authorisations?

Location:

To use the take-me-home function and display the stations/stops near your current location, your GPS function must be activated.

Internet access:

For transmitting timetable and ticket enquiries.

Contact details:

So that you can import other passengers from your address book when you buy a ticket, or to select contact addresses as your destination when running timetable searches.

Calendar and mail:

To import timetable outputs into your calendar, SBB Mobile Business needs read and write authorisation.

Memory:

For offline functions such as the list of stations/stops, connections (current location and favorites) and ticket purchases.

Deactivate standby mode:

Prevents the smartphone screen from switching off or the phone from going into standby mode before you have received a push message.

Control vibrate alarm

So that the device can vibrate when a push message arrives.

Android camera hardware control elements

For using the integrated QR reader.

What's New in the Latest Version 5.4.3