Visitor using a pharos Displays touchscreen in the Tech Park Basel entrance.

pharos Web for tech parks

One platform for your community, services and communication

Technology parks and innovation campuses

Connect the systems your community uses every day

pharos Web brings public information, protected services and onsite communication into one maintained platform. Start with the workflows that create the most friction and extend the solution as your park develops.

Tech Park Basel already uses this approach for its website, intranet, community services, bookings and displays.

~30companies

~600users

17rooms & resources

See the Tech Park Basel case study

When separate tools become operational friction

Technology parks often face the same underlying challenge: companies, employees, visitors, partners and internal teams depend on services spread across separate systems. The right combination of modules, integrations and channels is different for every park.

Company and people information is copied between website, intranet and spreadsheets.
Documents and services are difficult to target to the right audience.
Room and resource bookings are disconnected from profiles, communication and support.
News and events, service and issue tickets, and marketplace activity compete across separate channels.
Displays and mobile content do not reflect the current web content automatically.

pharos Web replaces that fragmentation with a shared content and service foundation while keeping each interface appropriate for its audience.

Available platform foundation

Core services ready for a technology-park solution

The final configuration is defined for each park, but these capabilities are already available within pharos Web and the Tech Park Basel implementation.

Access, profiles and permissions

Role-based areas, dashboards, personal profiles, audience targeting and a central message area.

Companies and people

Structured directories for locations, buildings, companies, employees, people and roles.

Documents and search

Protected document and media libraries with filters, audiences and cross-content search.

Bookings and services

Room and resource booking, personal agendas and service workflows integrated with the community portal.

News, events and service tickets

News, events, registrations and structured service or issue requests share the same platform.

Marketplace and knowledge

A reusable marketplace and knowledge-exchange foundation available without creating another product.

Email and push notifications

Targeted notifications are part of the connected service experience, not an isolated add-on.

Web, PWA and displays

Public websites, protected intranets, installable web experiences and pharos Displays share structured content.

One content foundation, designed for each channel

The value is not a single interface everywhere. It is one reliable source for structured information and services, delivered in the form each audience needs.

Public website: presents the park, companies, news, events and services.
Protected intranet: gives tenants and employees access to documents, profiles and internal services.
Bookings and service workflows: connect resources, people, notifications and support.
Mobile and PWA delivery: keeps important functions accessible without duplicating content.
Onsite displays: reuse current information and can hand content to personal devices by QR code.

Configured for each park

Optional extensions when the platform needs to grow

Every extension is selected according to requirements, existing systems and third-party services. Scope and investment follow an initial workshop; there is no fixed package price.

Languages and content operations

English, German, French, Italian and additional languages
Content migration and multilingual workflows
AI-assisted translation and language detection

Search and AI

ElasticSearch and advanced filtering
Semantic search and AI-assisted search patterns
Chatbot and knowledge-assistant workflows

Integrations

SSO, CRM, ERP and external databases
Access-control and facility systems
External APIs and linked pharos Web instances

Transactions and documents

Payments and e-commerce
Forms, uploads and approvals
PDF, vCard and QR-code generation
Asset QR codes for documentation and issue reporting

Building interactions

QR-based booking and check-in flows
pharos IoT with Bluetooth beacon interactions for mobile apps

Measurement and communication

Forms, analytics and reporting connections
Advertising and campaign integrations
Optional meeting-room displays and additional display experiences

Start with one priority workflow

A platform review identifies duplicated content, critical services, integrations, migration needs and the smallest useful first release.

Modular implementation instead of a forced all-at-once replacement
Accessibility included in design and development decisions
Multilingual architecture available from the platform foundation
Swiss hosting options, including customer-owned environments
Maintenance, security updates, monitoring and continued development from appamics
Data-protection requirements handled within the appamics implementation; third-party responsibilities assessed with each integration

pharos Web for technology parks

Common questions

Answers on implementation, integration, hosting and long-term operations.

Is this a separate product from pharos Web?

No. It is a technology-park implementation of pharos Web. Modules and integrations are selected according to each park’s requirements.

Does a park have to replace every existing system?

No. pharos Web can integrate with existing services, replace selected workflows or become the shared foundation over several stages.

Can the platform be hosted in Switzerland?

Yes. Swiss hosting and customer-owned hosting accounts are supported. The exact operating model is defined during the project.

What happens after launch?

Maintenance, updates, monitoring and continued development can remain part of the appamics delivery model. The scope is agreed for each project.