Airports WiFi that lifts work off your team.
Every password reset, portal complaint and "is the WiFi down?" call is time someone could have spent on the work you actually hired them for. The network should answer those before they reach a human.
Every seasonal contract starts and ends as a manual access ticket.
The tickets that never get raised, and the faults you see before anyone phones about them.
What already works for operations & facilities
High-density connectivity across the terminal, with Paid WiFi run as a revenue line instead of a cost.
Wired into the systems you already run
Bolt-ons that pay their way
Purple’s Paid WiFi, Insight Surveys and AI Shield are real revenue, research and safety layers. Beyond can wire them into your systems — one question at the login that catches how a journey went while the passenger is still on it, a premium lane for the traveller who has to work, and filtering set to what a public waiting area should carry.
What we do with it
We wrote our own HMAC-signed client for Purple’s Company API and run it in production — webhooks for live capture, plus a nightly sweep that reconciles whatever the stream missed. Every outbound message passes one consent gate, so POPIA is enforced in the send path rather than on the policy page.
A key that knows the booking
Purple gives every vehicle, lounge and crew area its own private network. Beyond can tie that key’s whole life to your fleet and rostering systems — issued when a unit enters service, ended when it comes out, so onboard payment and operational kit never share a lane with passenger devices.
Five zones, five owners
The same five zones the city map shows for your operation — and the department that owns each one.
Kerbside & check-in
A connection that starts before the queue does.
Owned by Passenger experience
Lounges & gates
Paid WiFi booked as income, not a running cost.
Owned by Commercial
Retail & F&B
Dwell converted into concession spend, attributed to the gate.
Owned by Retail
Baggage & ramp
Crew and handler devices on a lane of their own.
Owned by IT & network
Ops centre
One console across every terminal, every day of the schedule.
Owned by Operations
Proven platform, deployed by people you can meet in person
Purple runs the guest WiFi for some of the biggest names in retail, banking, hospitality and sport. Beyond's own team deploys it, integrates it and supports it from South Africa. Your airports run on that team.
Who else is in the room
Marketing
Thousands pass through every day, and the terminal can't put a name to a single one.
IT & Network
Passenger WiFi, ground-crew access and payment tiers all one flat network away from each other.
Commercial
Passenger WiFi still sits in the cost column, when tiered access could be paying for itself.
Others on the same thread
Let's map it against your passenger journey.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough. We'll map your venue, your systems and the first thing worth switching on for your desk specifically.