Terminal integration
We connect terminals to HallACE and include them in the overall venue or network structure so devices, staff and management operate within one operating model.
Terminals become part of the overall HallACE structure
Terminals are included in the structure of a specific venue or network so they can be used conveniently in day-to-day operations and developed with the business.
Devices are brought together in a clear structure within HallACE.
Terminals can be organised by gaming venue, area and individual placement point.
The team gets a clear model for working with the terminal fleet.
Terminals become part of the overall venue structure and its day-to-day processes.
New terminals and venues can be added as the project grows without changing the core operating model.
Preparing terminals to work in HallACE
Integration is built around the actual business structure: which terminals are used, where they are located and how staff work with them every day.
Adding devices
We add terminals to the overall HallACE structure and the required gaming venues.
Distribution across venues
We assign devices to specific gaming venues, areas and placement points.
Organising the terminal fleet
We build a clear device model for a single venue or distributed network.
Staff workflow
Terminals become part of familiar administrator and venue management processes.
Adding new devices
The structure can expand with new terminals and venues as the business grows.
Ready for operation
Before launch, we check that terminals are correctly included in the HallACE operating model.
Need to connect terminals to HallACE?
Tell us about the number of devices, venue structure and current operating model. We can help determine the right integration scope.
From a terminal fleet to one venue structure
We first define the device fleet and site structure, then add terminals to HallACE and check the team’s readiness to work with them.
Map the structure
We identify terminals, venues, areas and how the devices are used in the current business model.
Distribute the devices
We add terminals to HallACE and assign them to the required sites and operating areas.
Connect with venue operations
We prepare the terminal fleet for use in day-to-day staff and management scenarios.
Hand over for operation
After checks, terminals are ready for day-to-day operation as part of the overall HallACE system.
Terminals operate within one HallACE structure
Devices are distributed across venues, included in the overall management model and ready to develop with the gaming business.
Clear terminal workflow
Staff work with devices within one system and the overall venue structure.
Unified fleet picture
Terminals become part of the overall operating model even when distributed across different sites.
Ready to scale
New terminals and venues can be added as the project grows without changing the core system.
What may be needed alongside terminals
A terminal fleet can work alongside gaming machines, VLTs, POS equipment and specialised devices.
Gaming machine integration
For bringing gaming devices and terminals together within the overall HallACE structure.
VLT integration
For connecting VLTs to one or multiple gaming venues.
POS integration
For including POS equipment in cashier and venue operating scenarios.
Custom hardware integration
For connecting specialised devices for a specific business operating model.
Connect terminals to HallACE
Describe the terminal fleet, venue structure and current processes. We can help bring devices into one gaming business operating model.