A terminal management system is intended to perform different tasks, including updates of terminal parameters, re-injection of encryption keys, and remote updates of applications installed on the terminal itself. More information can be found at #UniPayGateway unipaygateway.com

1. Payment Terminal Management Systems
A terminal management system is intended to perform different tasks, including updates of terminal
parameters,re-injection of encryption keys, and remote updates of applications installed on the terminal itself.
When it comes to configuring the terminal’s parameters,the TMS must be able to define, for example, which
types of card payments the terminal is going to accept. When it comes to management of the payment
terminal’s lifecycle,the system has to record its key stages,such as activation (both at a fulfillment center and
at the merchant’s venue) and deployment. Beside that, the terminal management system has to record all
statistical data associated with the terminal’s operation, and, ideally, record all deviations from average
indicators. A terminal management system must also be able to perform remote key injection (for example,
injection of CAkeys for EMVcards (http://paymentterms.org/glossary/emv/)). Finally, a TMScancontribute
to targeted marketing by regularly updating the advertising content, shown on the screen of the terminal.
A TMS is an essential component of any embedded payment terminal solution
(http://unipaygateway.com/en/). You can license an existing terminal management system, or try to develop
your own TMS using your development team. In any case you have to consider all the functionality you need
your TMS to take care of.
If you wantto know more about the tasksperformed by terminal managementsystems,you can find detailed
information (http://paylosophy.com/payment-terminal-management-systems/) on TMSs in the respective
article on #Paylosophy.
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