NMI Emulation

To help our customers integrate quickly, OpenPath has implemented gateway emulation for NMI. This means that our system’s frontend accepts API requests as if OpenPath was NMI.

If your Point of Sales system is currently integrated into NMI, integrating to OpenPath is as easy as changing your NMI URL from secure.networkmerchants.com to the OpenPath URL of api.openpath.io and OpenPath will manage your transactions from there.

Hot it Works

1. Your Point of Sale sends a transaction to the OpenPath API URL as if it were one of the supported Gateways.
2. OpenPath takes that transaction call and converts it to an OpenPath Global Transaction Object (GTO) which normalizes the data.
3. OpenPath business logic chooses which Gateway the transaction should be sent to and converts the GTO to a supported API call to that particular Gateway.
4. OpenPath receives the response from the Gateway and updates the GTO.
5. OpenPath converts the GTO back to a response that is the equivalent of the originating Gateway Emulation call back to your Point of Sale.

Complete NMI Emulation Reference Guide

For a complete reference on all the emulation calls see the following documentation:

Postman Link: Complete Emulation References