LFC

England · Premier League

Liverpool FC technology stack

A publicly documented stack spanning marketing automation, intelligent media storage, ticketing and digital transformation.

5 documented2 current5 categoriesPublic record coverage basis

Documented stack

Products and partners

This is not presented as the club's complete internal stack. It is the sourced public record available as of August 2026.

01
CRM & fan dataCurrent

SAS

Customer Intelligence 360 + Viya

The club said it would integrate both products for marketing automation, campaign management and data-led decisions.

Scope
Commercial marketing and supporter engagement
Evidence
Confirmed
Published
17 Dec 2025
Last verified
17 Dec 2025
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02
Cloud & storageCurrent

Wasabi Technologies

Wasabi AiR

A 2026 renewal names Wasabi AiR and describes its role in storing, finding and publishing club content.

Scope
Club-wide media and content operations
Evidence
Confirmed
Published
27 May 2026
Last verified
27 May 2026
Open source ↗
03
Digital transformationStatus unknown

Orion Innovation

Digital transformation services

A multi-year partnership covering digital transformation and sports-industry innovation.

Scope
Digital fan experience and business operations
Evidence
Confirmed
Published
12 Dec 2023
Last verified
12 Dec 2023
Open source ↗
04
TicketingStatus unknown

SeatGeek

SeatGeek Enterprise

SeatGeek was selected to overhaul the club's ticket-buying journey and peak-sale performance.

Scope
Supporter ticket sales and distribution
Evidence
Confirmed
Published
5 Mar 2020
Last verified
5 Mar 2020
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05
CybersecurityHistorical

Acronis

Cyber backup and Snap Deploy

The club described Acronis protecting business systems and using Snap Deploy for remote-work enablement.

Scope
Business data, applications and remote-work deployment
Evidence
Confirmed
Published
4 Mar 2021
Last verified
4 Mar 2021
Open source ↗

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