Government ID, Smart Cards, Identification and Authentication

HID releases Asure ID SDK

Monday, September 19, 2011

HID Global announced the release of its Asure ID Software Development Kit (SDK) that enables more powerful card personalization software for FARGO and desktop card ID printers.

As part of the company’s Asure ID card personalization solutions used by organizations to design, manage, print and encode identification cards, the kit is a set of modules and tools for third-party developers to incorporate Asure ID card personalization features into their own credential management systems.

Asure ID’s SDK enables developers to streamline the card personalization process by integrating technology card programming and card design templates into credential management systems. This allows end users to leverage one software interface to design, encode and print ID cards.

Asure ID SDK is designed to also simplify the card personalization integration into access control and other applications through Asure ID SDK tools and its application programming interface (API) commands. [end] 

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