Altéa Printing and Reading is a new generation, low maintenance solution for the services needed to print travel-related documents in airports and airline sales offices. Not only does it support specialised printing such as for boarding passes, tickets and bag tags, it can also be used to support data capture from devices such as passport scanners, credit card readers and 2D bar code readers.
While supporting the standard printing and reading tasks performed by departure control and reservation agents, Altéa Printing and Reading also offers new flexibility for the maintenance of workstations and devices.
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Altéa Printing and Reading can be customised to meet your specific business needs
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With Altéa Printing and Reading, you can adopt a uniquely flexible printing solution that dramatically reduces your maintenance costs and delivers extremely high availability.
Automatic device registration eliminates the need to manually define each workstation, each device and the associations between workstations and devices.
Modern graphical user interface for administration
Enables sharing of devices between Reservation and Departure Control
Single solution for all workstations (CUTE/non-CUTE, Reservation / Departure Control)
Direct connection between workstations and Amadeus by-passes CUTE gateway middleware and its associated costs for maintenance activities
High availability solution minimises customer inconvenience caused by printing problems
Altéa Printing and Reading can be used by any airline using an Altéa solution for services requiring printing or reading capabilities (Altéa Reservation and Altéa Departure Control).
Amadeus has an impressive track record of implementing integrated passenger service systems. We will work with you to determine the best method of managing a quick and risk-free implementation of Altéa Printing and Reading, which can be done on an office-by-office, or even workstation-by-workstation basis.