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TIS Suppliers and Accreditation Home Page
The RSP TIS Suppliers and Accreditation website pages provide information on TIS standards and accreditation for Ticketing, Gating and Settlement in the UK passenger rail industry. Their purpose is to provide TIS Suppliers with a single point of reference and an end to end route map for accreditation, indicating timescales and costs and providing a clear process and standards. Through the provision of clear information, we aim to encourage participation in the industry and reduce barriers to market entry for TIS Suppliers.
Establish contact with RSP
This is the first stage of any TIS accreditation process. The TIS sponsor must contact RSP to inform them of any proposed TIS developments. It is important to ensure that RSP are given notice of new developments to allow them sufficient time to schedule the required accreditation activities within the TIS Sponsor's planned go-live date. Ideally, RSP should be contacted prior to finalising the TIS design process so that their comments may be fed into the design process.
Please contact Melvin Mayes (020 7841 8097) in order to commence the initial discussions, for current information on TIS Accreditation Standards, and allocation of a password to access the documentation.
Placed on website: 8 January 2008
Disclaimer
Whilst reasonable efforts have been made to ensure that information and data provided to you herein is accurate, RSP does not accept any legal liability for the answers given or the information or data herein. In particular, but without limitation, no reliance should be placed on the answers, information or data provided without recourse to independent verification. The answers, information or data is for your information only and is provided in good faith, to the best of our knowledge and belief, based on the sources of information available to us at the time of writing. All liability for misrepresentation (other than fraudulent) and other torts (including negligence or breach of statutory duty) is hereby excluded to the fullest extent permitted by law. Nothing in this document shall be construed as creating any contract between us nor shall be deemed to give rise to any warranties or representations, implied or otherwise.
Please note that the following areas are not formally addressed as part of the TIS Accreditation process:
- Health, Safety and Security aspects of the TIS (including COSHH and Management of H&SAW Regulations)
- Usability and the human / machine interface (including ergonomics, ease of operation and GUI customisation)
- Accountancy and Management Information system interfaces
- Processes for non-RSP settled products