75,024 seats, one financial control layer.
The Allianz Arena, built in less than three years, operates alongside the FC Bayern Campus on a single PROBIS platform that integrates CAPEX planning, budget control, invoice verification, and operational data.
These are indicative figures only, based on published project information. They are not actual PROBIS project data.
Illustrative only — figures are fictional and do not represent the program's actual line-item data.
The Allianz Arena, which opened in 2005 after less than three years of construction, operates alongside the FC Bayern Campus on a single PROBIS platform for financial management.
The Allianz Arena opened in 2005 after less than three years of construction, featuring seven levels and 75,024 seats for domestic matches. Together with the FC Bayern Campus, PROBIS integrates AI-generated reporting, CAPEX planning, budget control, invoice verification, batch approvals, fund tracking, procurement workflows, and operational data into a single platform—serving as the central financial control layer for both assets.
The PROBIS modules used in this project, shown on sample screens with demo data.
These are indicative figures only, based on published project information. They are not actual PROBIS project data.
Projected total upon completion: $105.8 million. Sample screen with fictional demo data.
FC Bayern Munich is one of the most successful and best-known soccer clubs in the world. The FC Bayern Campus opened in August 2017; it was built between 2015 and 2017 at a cost of approximately €70 million and includes a 2,500-seat stadium that serves as the Bundesliga home for the U17, U19, and first women's teams.
Bringing a stadium project under a single cost structure?
