SUNMI case references / UnitWeave delivery / Tourism / ticketing

Boracay Tourism Office

SUNMI describes an automatic ticketing and checking system.

Discuss your project
SUNMI K2 self-service terminal used as a ticketing and access workflow reference
Tourism / ticketingManufacturer-supported

A public manufacturer case card for ticketing and access workflows.

How the rollout was structured

Challenge

A high-volume tourism destination needed faster ticket issuance and reliable access checks.

Delivery

A self-service SUNMI kiosk workflow for automatic ticketing, validation and controlled entry.

Result

The published case positions automation as the way to reduce queues and make access checks repeatable.

Workflow map

  1. 01

    Issue a ticket at a self-service point

  2. 02

    Validate the ticket at the entry checkpoint

  3. 03

    Record the access event

  4. 04

    Escalate exceptions to an operator

Implementation notes

A kiosk-led flow separates routine ticketing from exception handling so staff can focus on edge cases instead of every visitor.

Deployment and operations

The deployment depends on clear ticket states, network availability and a fallback process for unreadable or duplicate tickets.

What this case teaches

For public access workflows, the validation step is as important as the ticket sale itself.

Delivery boundary

Device availability, local certification, payment acquiring, warranty and support terms are confirmed for the named project and destination market.