NCR APTRA™ Activate

NCR APTRA Activate is the world’s most advanced self-service ATM software application. Designed for complex multi-channel enterprises, it is an open solution that offers true integration of the self-service channel with your current infrastructure while achieving unmatched levels of availability, security, and functionality.

NCR APTRA Activate can connect to any host or web service allowing you to deliver consistent and new services from anywhere in the enterprise and beyond.

NCR APTRA Activate employs a service-orientated architecture (SOA). This means you can differentiate yourself by offering services from non-traditional sources such as external web servers. More and more financial institutions are using web servers to provide customers with non-cash services; for example, sports results, news updates, airline reservations and cinema tickets. NCR APTRA Activate’s connectivity means you are now only restricted by your imagination, not by technology. A consumer could see how his eBay™ bid is progressing, choose to receive a voucher for the Apple iStore, or get the details of a recommended read from amazon.com printed on a receipt.

NCR APTRA Activate has been designed to provide a common platform for new self-service technologies as they establish themselves, such as cash recyclers and kiosks.

Incorporating an intuitive GUI-based toolset NCR APTRA Activate provides three levels of control over your application, ranging from simple screen changes to full software development. You can make cosmetic changes easily and without risk or take a firmer hold of the reins by adjusting how the application itself behaves or even assume complete control over the application, and modify or add transactions to meet very specific requirements.

NCR APTRA Activate employs advanced security features to protect you and your customers.

It ensures that no customer information is ever traced. Trace lines will never, for example, show a full account number. And all information leaving the system is masked, so that journal entries or receipts will only show, for example, the last four digits of a customer’s card number.