Collect from every ATM
Agents for NCR, Diebold Nixdorf, Wincor Nixdorf, Hyosung and GRG deliver journals over secure SFTP within minutes. Fleets already running SIS agents go live without an ATM visit.
SIS TransView
Collect, verify, search and act on the electronic journal of every ATM you run: every brand, every branch, every country, from one secure platform on your own servers.

When a customer disputes a withdrawal, the answer is in the ATM’s electronic journal. Too often it is stuck on the machine, in a vendor-specific format, or in a folder nobody can search.
TransView brings every journal into one place within minutes of the transaction, keeps the original as evidence and makes the answer a search away.
Capabilities
Everything an operations, disputes or reconciliation team needs from the journal, in one platform.
Agents for NCR, Diebold Nixdorf, Wincor Nixdorf, Hyosung and GRG deliver journals over secure SFTP within minutes. Fleets already running SIS agents go live without an ATM visit.
Original files are kept unchanged and fingerprinted on arrival. Gaps between consecutive journals are detected automatically, so nothing goes missing quietly.
Vendor parsing profiles turn raw journals into structured transactions: card, account, amount, reference, response code and what was dispensed.
Find any transaction by terminal, card ending, account, RRN, amount or date, and see the parsed record beside the raw journal lines it came from.
Issue digitally signed customer statements with a QR code anyone can verify, and daily lists of retracts, reversals and notes presented but not taken.
Alerts for missing, late or unparsed journals and silent ATMs, routed by email, SMS and Microsoft Teams, with an auditable timeline for every alert.
Scheduled reports and automated daily feeds to reconciliation, fraud and regulatory systems, in the formats those teams already use.
Users and roles by function and geography, retention policies, parsing profiles and system health, all managed in one place.
Journal viewer
Every structured field links back to the journal line it came from, so an investigator can show a customer, an auditor or a regulator exactly what the ATM recorded.


Monitoring
TransView watches every ATM’s delivery and parsing, raises an alert when something is late, missing or incomplete, and keeps an auditable timeline until it is resolved.
Security and compliance
Security is part of the design, not a setting: from the agent on the ATM to the audit log in your SIEM.
Card numbers are masked on ingestion. A full PAN is never stored or displayed.
TLS in transit, SSH-secured journal delivery and encryption at rest on SQL Server.
Microsoft Entra ID over SAML 2.0 or OpenID Connect, with break-glass accounts protected by TOTP.
Every search and export is logged, and the audit trail can stream to your SIEM.
Windows Server and Microsoft SQL Server in your data centre, with a small server footprint and no third-party cloud subscriptions.
One platform for every country, with each subsidiary scoped to its own ATMs and licensed for the fleet it runs.
Add Custos real-time fleet monitoring and JournalEyetransaction video when you need them, on the same platform.
We’ll walk your team through TransView with sample journals from your ATM brands and show how it fits your infrastructure.