The developer's interface is intended to assist application developers in integrating cash dispenser support with their Windows-based applications. Most application developers do not have the time to learn all the idiosyncrasies of each cash dispenser model on the market. Compuflex's developer's interface allows application developers to write an interface to a generic dispenser module that works with Compuflex's dispenser-specific modules to interface with any cash dispenser on the market. With this approach, a developer can write code just once to support all cash dispensers on the market.

Compuflex's developer's interface simplifies the work involved in supporting different cash dispensers and greatly reduces development time by allowing the programmer to focus only on the essential dispensing tasks and not the dispenser-specific communication protocol or hardware specification. All a developer has to do is write an interface to a generic dispenser module that is provided by Compuflex. This module is then linked to a dispenser-specific module (also available through Compuflex) that handles all the communication with the dispenser:

The developer's interface is also flexible enough to allow a developer to either build a significant amount of dispenser support functions into the native application, or to add only the most basic functions and allow Compuflex's software to handle many dispenser support functions such as inventory loading and balancing outside the native teller application. Below is an outline of some possible scenarios when working with Compuflex's developer's interface.