APISmobile™ - APIS compliance in the palm of your hand!

Handheld passenger check-in and APIS screening now available on a mobile device that can go anywhere- to crowded boarding gates, at remote airports and even onboard the aircraft.

Charter and scheduled airlines, corporate aviation departments and Part 91 operations can benefit from a flexible, portable technology to quickly process domestic and international passengers at any point of departure.

More options, integrated technology and the “peace of mind” that comes with the assurance that every flight is in compliance.

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Faster Check-in, Smoother Boarding & Fewer Delayed Flights!

Minimize boarding delays by streamlining check-in with new, multi-document scanning technology. APIScontrol™ supports advanced document scanners to quickly identify and verify passengers, match or enter them on manifests and then process them for domestic or international flights. With the 3M™ RTE6700 Document Scanner (shown here), all an agent needs to do is click a “scan passport” button in the application, scan the document, and the required security screening - Watch List, Selectee, No Fly, etc. - is handled automatically. This means shorter lines and faster check-in, while ensuring compliance with evolving security regulations, and cost-effective automation that improves the passenger experience while making every flight safer.

Take Control!

Use APIScontrol™ to integrate with your existing flight control system - automate data flow for international APIS standards with our integration partners.
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eAPIS vs APIScontrol™

APIScontrol™ was designed specifically to help flight operations and dispatch personnel to overcome the limitations of the native eAPIS system. Built from the ground up on current technologies, APIScontrol eliminates redundant manual tasks, validates information prior to submission and ensures compliance with evolving regulations.
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Fully Certified

Our APIS products are thoroughly tested and approved by the US Department of Homeland Security, Canadian Border Services Agency and CARICOM authorities. We submit all APIS transmissions in accordance with CBP.
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