Customer Activated Payment Terminals
Our suite of customer-activated payment terminals that include the Ingenico 6550 and Ingenico 6780 have a variety of proven and robust development toolkits available that make implementation simple and fast.
Retail Base Application
Ingenico's 6550, i6580 and i6780 Retail Base Application provides application development for standard IBM GSA Register Software and is compliant with the de-facto standards that most retailers follow for credit, debit, electronic benefits transfer, signature capture and customer graphics display.
OPOS and JavaPOS
Retailers and services providers are able to leverage OPOS and JavaPOS to program the i6550, i6580 and i6780. OPOS, OLE for Point of Sale, is an object-oriented programming environment used to develop POS terminal applications based on the popular Microsoft APIís.† JavaPOS, Java for POS Devices, is an object-oriented programming environment used to develop POS terminal applications based on the popular Java language.
eN-Forms
Our eN-Form Designer is a Windows development tool which allows the developer to create interactive screens with graphics, buttons, text and signature regions in a WYSIWYG "what you see is what you get" design environment. The screens developed with the eN-Form Designer can then be used effectively across both the OPOS and JavaPOS development environments. The Retail Base Application for the Ingenico 6550 and 6780 can also use the same screens developed with the eN-Form Designer.
IngeDev
IngeDev is an application development tool that provides the architecture and tools necessary to develop secure and feature-rich applications.
IngeDev is the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that allows programmers and developers to quickly and easily program all members of the Elite and iSeries terminal families. From design to deployment to ongoing support, IngeDev provides the architecture and tools necessary to develop secure and feature-rich applications.IngeDev offers a holistic development environment that supports every step of the programming and support process.