Bring a green screen. Leave with a spreadsheet.
WND Terminal is the 3270 and 5250 emulator for Windows, Mac and the browser that imports your PCOMM, Reflection, BlueZone and ACS sessions, and then does four things no emulator has done. See all four in five minutes at our booth.
Skip the line: book a 20-minute session at the booth or a meeting nearby.
Four things, five minutes, on a real 3270 session
A test mainframe running on the booth laptop, Wi-Fi off. Everything you see runs there, the AI included.
Capture all pages
One click on an ISPF 3.4 list. WND Terminal pages to the end and hands you one Excel table: 600 data sets, 36 pages, headings once.
How Capture all pages works →Fill from Excel
Drop a spreadsheet on a CICS entry screen. Match columns once, dry-run it, and watch every row go in, with the host’s answer written back to Excel. It stops at the first bad row.
How Fill from Excel works →Modern view
One key turns the same live screen into a form: labeled fields, buttons, sortable lists. No host changes. No services project.
How Modern view works →Ask WND
“Why did PAYRL01 fail last night?” WND opens SDSF, reads the job log, finds the S0C7 and explains it, showing every step. Read-only by default. The model in this demo runs on the laptop, with Wi-Fi off.
How Ask WND works →Something for each team that lives with the green screen
Desktop engineering and IT
Your PCOMM or Reflection file, imported in seconds. A Migration readiness report for your whole share. The browser version with Entra ID, Okta or Google sign-in.
Business and operations leaders
Fill from Excel, Capture all pages, Modern view and guided training for new hires.
Security, audit and mainframe operations
Tamper-evident session recording for privileged users, an audit log to Splunk or Sentinel, and response times measured where users feel them. Ask for the 60-second side demo on the app’s built-in sample data.
A proof of value on your own systems: two to four weeks, free
It starts with a Migration readiness report on your emulator files, run on your machine, so you know exactly what moves before anything does.
Find us
- Event
- IBM TechXchange 2026
- Where
- Atlanta, Georgia
- When
- October 26–29, 2026
- What
- Five-minute demos all day, plus security and operations side demos
20% of the Fortune 100 trust WND.
Fifth Third Bank cut its emulator bill by 81%. Nationwide cut mainframe service-desk tickets by 40%. Texas HHSC removed about 60,000 hours of retyping a year. The Home Depot moved 2,800 Mac users off Citrix. Union Pacific moved 7,800 users in eight weeks.
Quick answers from the booth
Does it run on a Mac?
Yes, natively, on Apple Silicon and Intel, macOS 11 or later. The booth demo runs on one.
Does it support IBM i too?
Yes: full 5250, printers, automatic sign-on with password substitutes, IBM’s graphical windows, and Japanese, Chinese and Korean.
Is there a browser version?
Yes, through a gateway you host, with Entra ID, Okta or Google sign-in. Same policy and license; a person is one seat either way.
Where does the AI run?
Wherever IT points it: on the PC or on a server in your network. In the booth demo it runs on the laptop with Wi-Fi off.
Can the AI break something?
It’s read-only by default. Anything that could change data is refused or, if IT allows, the person approves it first.
Do we need host changes?
None. WND Terminal uses standard TN3270E and TN5250.
What about our Reflection VBA macros?
VBA isn’t supported. The Migration readiness report counts and lists every one, so you know the size of it on day one. Many common uses, such as loading spreadsheets and exporting lists, are built in.
Does it support VT sessions?
No. WND Terminal is a 3270 and 5250 emulator. VT files are listed in the readiness report.
How long does a switch take?
Union Pacific moved 7,800 users in eight weeks; Fifth Third Bank moved about 7,000 PCs in 11 weeks. It starts with a free two-to-four-week proof of value.
Can’t make it to Atlanta?
See the same demo on your own systems in a free proof of value, starting with a readiness report on your emulator files.