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OL TermIQ
See how 3270 and 5250 applications are really used: record sessions, catalog screens, identify and measure business operations, alert when activity matches a rule, and turn real journeys into terminal screens flows for APIs.
OL TermIQ shows how 3270 and 5250 applications are actually used. It records real terminal sessions, builds a catalog of the screens people work on, identifies the business operations they run (open account, inquire balance, cancel order), measures how often and how long those operations take, alerts when recorded activity matches a rule, and turns the observed journeys into terminal screens flows that OL Integration publishes as APIs. Everything is based on recorded user traffic. An uploaded screen map can name the fields on those screens. TermIQ does not derive the flow by reading program source.
Key Features
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AI flow analysis → Hub artifactsSelect completed operation instances, analyze the happy path in the terminal events, and create the Hub project, module, method, contract, and trail for a 3270/5250 terminal Screens Flow.
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AI screen identification & mergeName and describe a screen from several snapshots, after per-session values are masked, then merge duplicates and point their snapshots and events at the screen you keep.
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MCP agent tools for terminal discovery and live sessionsTwenty-five MCP tools search or change the TermIQ catalog. Seven more sign in to a live TN3270 or TN5250 session, or play a stored trail.
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Operation definitions (identify business operations)Name a business operation and set the screen, action, and field conditions that start it, finish it, or abandon it, so TermIQ can find that workflow in recorded terminal traffic.
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Operation instance collectionTrack each run of a business operation as terminal events match its triggers, live during ingest or later from stored history, with duration, steps, and the events in between.
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Runtime reporting & dashboardRun built-in and custom reports over events, operations, and sessions, with filters, charts, a date window, drill-down, Excel export, and a dashboard of pinned reports.
What it enables
OL TermIQ shows how 3270 and 5250 applications are actually used. It records real terminal sessions, builds a catalog of the screens people work on, identifies the business operations they run (open account, inquire balance, cancel order), measures how often and how long those operations take, alerts when recorded activity matches a rule, and turns the observed journeys into terminal screens flows that OL Integration publishes as APIs. Everything is based on recorded user traffic. An uploaded screen map can name the fields on those screens. TermIQ does not derive the flow by reading program source.
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