Merchants will be able to track data on purchases

Orlando financial tech firm Fattmerchant has created a way for businesses to see detailed analytics and payment data related to transactions more easily.

The platform, which offers a dashboard that reports specific metrics and data across any payment method, works for both companies that require a physical credit card and those that do not.

The new product, called Omni, can integrate with several online platforms, such as QuickBooks Online, for quick access.

“Through our latest technological developments … we are providing merchants with a unified payment experience,” chief technology officer Jacques Fu said in a news release.

Fattmerchant has become one of Central Florida’s most-visible technology successes.

This summer, the company received a $10.5 million investment from an Atlantabased venture capital firm.

The company said after that investment was revealed that it would keep most of its workforce in Orlando.

Two Major League Rugby teams have partnered with a Lake Mary technology company for their ticketing and ecommerce sites.

The New Orleans Gold and Austin Elite Rugby signed 3-year agreements with Accesso, which employs 200 of its 500 worldwide employees in Central Florida.

The arrangement means the clubs will use Accesso’s platform to sell tickets, control access to ticketing and provide call center support.

The platform lets fans buy tickets online and gives the teams access to manage the system.

“NOLA Gold is always looking for new and innovative ways to invest in the fan experience,” club owner Tim Falcon said in a news release.

Accesso provides the backbone of ticketing applications for several major clients, including Legoland, ICON Orlando and Gatorland.