Does it generate Swiss QR-Bill invoices?

Yes, to the SIX standard accepted by Swiss banks. Invoices are produced at trip completion, or monthly for corporate accounts.

Yes, alongside cards with 3D Secure, PayPal, cash confirmed by the driver, bank transfer, and monthly invoicing for corporate and institutional clients.

Which languages does the passenger portal cover?

German, French, and Italian for the domestic market, plus English and Spanish, and Arabic with full right-to-left layout.

Where is the data hosted?

On Swiss and EU infrastructure, encrypted at rest and in transit, with role-based access for dispatchers, drivers, and administrators. Compliance follows GDPR and the revised nDSG.

How is this different from the airport transfer software page?

That page covers the product for airport work anywhere. This one covers what changes in Switzerland: QR-bill invoicing, Twint, nDSG, and the alpine corridors out of Geneva and Zurich.

Airport Transfer Software Switzerland

How We Help

Transfer Booking is Swiss-made and built around what Swiss operators actually invoice and report. Fixed-route pricing gives every corridor its own price, with a separate rate each way and seasonal multipliers on top. Payments cover Twint, cards with 3D Secure, cash confirmed by the driver, bank transfer, and monthly corporate invoicing, and invoices come out as Swiss QR-Bills to the SIX standard. Hotels, DMCs, and corporate accounts book at their negotiated rates through a partner portal or the API and settle on one consolidated statement. Data protection follows GDPR and the revised nDSG, hosting runs on Swiss and EU infrastructure, and the booking portal covers German, French, Italian, and English.

Overview

Swiss airport transfer work has a shape of its own. The airports are small enough that a delayed flight is noticed by everyone in the hall, the paying customer is often a hotel or an agency rather than the passenger, and the invoice has to arrive as a QR-bill a Swiss bank will accept.

Then there are the corridors. Geneva to Chamonix, Verbier, Morzine, or Crans-Montana. Zurich to Davos, St. Moritz, or Zermatt. Each sells at one price in high season and another the rest of the year, with ski equipment, chain requirements, and a road that closes when the weather says so. Software written for city taxi work has no field for any of it.

Industry Challenges

Common obstacles and pain points that organizations in this industry encounter in their daily operations and growth.

A booking taken in Geneva, driven to Verbier, and invoiced to a hotel in Zurich has to work across three languages and one currency without three separate systems.

Swiss business customers expect a QR-bill their bank accepts, not a PDF somebody retypes into e-banking.

Airport and resort corridors have known prices that move with the season, and requoting them by hand on every call takes up a dispatcher's morning.

Passenger data on Swiss accounts falls under the revised nDSG as well as GDPR, so where it is hosted and who can read it are questions a client asks before signing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions about how 8Move serves the airport transfer software switzerland industry.