Festival or Sagra

Bulletproof Transactions, Maximized Revenue.

End the token nightmare: offline-first POS + ERP on a local mesh — stands transact at lightning speed, inventory syncs in real time, independent of failing 4G towers.

What keeps you up at night

The failures this format cannot afford — engineered out, in writing.

01

The token nightmare

Double queues, non-refundable gettoni, cash theft and miscounts at the count-out: the old system bleeds revenue and goodwill.

02

4G that dies at the gate

Crowded parks and rural grounds overwhelm cell towers; cloud POS and wristband top-up apps simply stop selling.

03

Fiscal exposure

Agenzia delle Entrate demands certified daily transmission: a non-homologated POS at a public sagra is a penalty waiting to happen.

What you get

Four deliverables, each owned by the division that does it best.

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Lightning-fast stands

Offline-first PWA POS on iPads with thermal printers: every transaction closes in seconds, online or not.

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Real-time ERP

Keg inventory, staff hours and gross value sync live across the mesh — the count-out happens before the crowd leaves.

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RT-native compliance

Native integration with homologated mobile Registratore Telematico hardware: daily XML transmission, even in the woods.

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Next year sells itself

AutentID's crew shoots the after-movie and runs the live social takeover while the edition is still running.

Why we can promise it

Burillo Fest: 8 event days across August, 3 ettari of private terrain, zero internet, zero downtime — the cashless economy ran on the same flight cases we ship to you.

Read the Burillo Fest case study

Questions we hear from this desk

The objections we hear most — answered straight.

Is a digital POS even legal at a public sagra?

Yes — when it integrates a homologated Registratore Telematico. Our POS natively drives certified mobile RT devices, queuing fiscal logs locally and transmitting daily XML reports to the Agenzia delle Entrate whenever a backhaul is available.

How can a network work without internet?

We build local intranets: Raspberry Pi routers form a mesh that serves our PWAs, POS terminals and ERP directly to devices on-site — no external connection required. The internet is a welcome supplement, never a dependency.

Do attendees need signal or an app to pay and play?

No. Our PWA is served by the local mesh — no app store, no 4G, no downloads. Guests open a browser, and everything works.