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September 14th, 2026

Revenue and Labor Data for Smarter Venue Operations

New integration brings Triple Jump’s transaction revenue data into Ubeya, giving venue
operators a real-time view of revenue and labor costs by area - with AI-powered
optimization capabilities on the horizon.

Ubeya, the workforce management platform built for event-driven operations, is excited to
announce a new integration with Triple Jump Technologies, a leading provider of technology
solutions for sports and entertainment venues. The integration connects transactional revenue
data with workforce operations in Ubeya, giving venue operators a more complete, real-time
view of how their venues are performing.
The integration is designed to give venue operators something they have historically lacked: a
consolidated, live view of revenue and labor costs enabling them to achieve operational
excellence.)

By bringing Triple Jump’s transactional revenue data directly into Ubeya, operators can see how
different areas of a venue are performing commercially alongside the workforce deployed to
those areas. Instead of looking at sales data and staffing data in separate systems, teams can
monitor revenue, staffing levels, attendance, and labor costs together in real time.
This creates a new level of operational visibility for live venues. Managers can identify areas
where labor costs are high relative to revenue, understand where additional staffing may be
justified by strong sales, and make better-informed decisions while an event is still underway.
“Venue operators have always had access to revenue data and workforce data, but
these systems have largely operated independently,” said Omri Dekalo, CEO and
Co-Founder of Ubeya. “What we’re doing with Triple Jump is bringing those two
worlds together in real time. When you can see revenue and labor cost side by side
for every area of a venue, you can start making decisions based on the economics
of the event as it is happening — not after the fact.”

Building the foundation for AI-powered venue operations
The integration also lays the foundation for a new generation of AI-powered venue operations.
As Ubeya’s AI capabilities evolve, the combined data can enable the platform to identify
opportunities to optimize staffing based on live revenue performance and recommend actions
such as reallocating workers or facilitating shift swaps between areas.

The goal is to move beyond simply reporting what happened to helping operators determine
what should happen next — using live commercial and workforce data to improve efficiency
and maximize revenue during an event.

Connecting commercial and workforce operations

The partnership brings together two complementary areas of venue technology.
Triple Jump Technologies provides omnichannel customer facing revenue creation and venue
management solutions across fixed, mobile, self-service, and hospitality operations, alongside
its extensive venue data platform for venue analytics and operational data.
Ubeya provides the workforce infrastructure needed to plan, schedule, communicate with, and
manage the people operating those venues.
Together, the companies are enabling a more connected approach to venue operations — one
where revenue performance and workforce decisions can be managed from the same live
operational picture.

“This integration represents an important step toward making venue operations
more data-driven and commercially intelligent,” said Tal Baron, CEO of Triple Jump
Technologies. “By connecting all revenue points’ performance with workforce
operations, venue teams can gain a much clearer understanding of how their
people and commercial activity are performing together, creating new opportunities
to improve efficiency, profitability, and the guest experience.”

As the integration develops, Ubeya and Triple Jump Technologies expect to expand the use of
combined revenue and workforce data to support predictive analytics, automated
recommendations, and real-time operational optimization.
The future of venue operations is increasingly connected - bringing commercial,
operational, and workforce data together to help teams make smarter decisions in real
time. This integration is an important step toward making that future a reality.