EVOLIS ID-ALL Plugin Multidevice

Software developers and system integrators working with Evolis card printers often need a reliable way to integrate printing and encoding into their own applications. The Evolis ID-ALL Plugin Multidevice is a software plugin and SDK that provides direct control over multiple Evolis printers from custom software, enabling seamless card personalization in environments such as ID badge issuance, access control, and loyalty card production.

Key specifications

• Compatible with most Evolis card printers including Zenius, Primacy, Elypso, Badgy, Quantum, and Avansia
• Supports Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, 11, and Server operating systems
• Enables encoding of magnetic stripe, contact smart card, and contactless smart card (RFID)
• Provides APIs for COM, .NET, and web services integration
• Supports development in C#, VB.NET, C++, Java, and Python
• Multi-printer management with real-time status monitoring and print job control
• Perpetual license model, delivered via digital download
• Minimum system requirements: Intel Core 2 Duo, 2 GB RAM, 100 MB disk space

Why choose it

This plugin simplifies the development of card printing applications by offering a unified interface for multiple printer models. It reduces integration time and ensures reliable operation in production environments. With support for various card encoding technologies and common programming languages, it is a versatile tool for any developer working with Evolis hardware.

Ideal use cases

• Corporate ID badge systems with database-driven printing
• Access control card issuance with smart card encoding
• Loyalty and membership card production in retail or hospitality
• Custom kiosk or self-service card printing applications

Good to know

The license is perpetual and typically per installation or developer seat. Updates and support are available through Evolis and authorized partners. The plugin includes security features such as secure communication protocols and data encryption support, ensuring cardholder data remains protected during printing and encoding.