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Flat-style digital illustration showing a man sitting at a computer monitor displaying graphs and ATM status information, symbolizing centralized monitoring for diverse ATM fleets. On the left stands an ATM machine. Above the characters are icons for settings, global network, and Wi-Fi. The background is light beige with warm orange and cool blue tones. A navy-blue bar at the bottom displays the blog title in bold white text: ‘Multivendor Monitoring Software: One Cockpit for Complex ATM Fleets’.
Flat-style digital illustration showing a man sitting at a computer monitor displaying graphs and ATM status information, symbolizing centralized monitoring for diverse ATM fleets. On the left stands an ATM machine. Above the characters are icons for settings, global network, and Wi-Fi. The background is light beige with warm orange and cool blue tones. A navy-blue bar at the bottom displays the blog title in bold white text: ‘Multivendor Monitoring Software: One Cockpit for Complex ATM Fleets’.
Flat-style digital illustration showing a man sitting at a computer monitor displaying graphs and ATM status information, symbolizing centralized monitoring for diverse ATM fleets. On the left stands an ATM machine. Above the characters are icons for settings, global network, and Wi-Fi. The background is light beige with warm orange and cool blue tones. A navy-blue bar at the bottom displays the blog title in bold white text: ‘Multivendor Monitoring Software: One Cockpit for Complex ATM Fleets’.

Most ATM and self-service networks are no longer single-vendor. Mergers, legacy hardware and regional specifics create mixed fleets that are hard to control if monitoring is fragmented. Multivendor monitoring software fixes this by giving banks, IADs and retailers one central cockpit to monitor and manage all devices, across all vendors and locations.

Niklas Damhofer

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