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Systems.

SBB Infrastructure provides a range of IT tools for use in everyday activities. Access to the tools is provided to customers upon request.

Product	Brief Description	Link
NeTS-AVIS	NeTS-AVIS is the path-ordering tool for all planning horizons and types of traffic	NeTS
RCS ALEA	The warning and incident software for all process-relevant businesses and railway companies throughout Switzerland	Fact Sheet RCS (PDF, 387 KB)Link opens in new window. (PDF, 387 KB)This document is not barrier-free.
ZNT	Train-number terminal emulation using controlling technology driven by location and path data. No forecast messages!	Fact Sheet ZNT (PDF, 68 KB)Link opens in new window. (PDF, 68 KB)This document is not barrier-free.
KVZ	KVZ supports the analysis and reporting of train travel times and punctuality based on debicode, train type, etc.	Fact Sheet KVZ (PDF, 153 KB)Link opens in new window. (PDF, 153 KB)This document is not barrier-free.
ErZu	ErZu supports the analysis and reporting of incidents in train traffic based on incident code, debicode, etc.	Fact Sheet ErZu (PDF, 170 KB)Link opens in new window. (PDF, 170 KB)This document is not barrier-free.
CIS Infra	The cargo information system for railway freight companies	Fact Sheet CIS Infra (PDF, 96 KB)Link opens in new window. (PDF, 96 KB)This document is not barrier-free.
Basisaccount Citrix	Access to the SBB IT systems landscape for use of licensed IT applications	Citrix (In German)

Further content

Further information.

NeTS.

As transport networks accommodate greater volumes of traffic, the ability to plan timetables exactly becomes increasingly important. With its Network-wide Track Management System (NeTS) , SBB has a highly developed tool for precise timetable planning at its disposal.
More info about NeTS.
RCS.

The Rail Control System (RCS) manages train controlling and dispatching on the entire SBB rail network.
More info about RCS.
Customer information.

Public transport is becoming more complex as the range of transport services expands. More travellers are on the go and connecting times need to be kept to a minimum. By keeping customers well informed we also keep trains running on time.
More info about Customer information.
Train monitoring systems.

SBB Infrastructure operates and maintains Europe’s most heavily used rail network.

More info about Train monitoring systems.