Terminal connection
We connect gaming terminals to HallACE and include them in the overall venue or network structure so devices are ready for day-to-day operations and centralised management.
Terminals become part of the overall operating structure
Each terminal gets its place in the HallACE structure and becomes available to staff and management in the right context.
Devices are brought into one structure instead of being tracked separately across individual venues.
Terminals are distributed across gaming venues, areas and operating groups according to the business model.
Staff can see the terminals at their venue and work with them as part of their responsibilities.
The terminal fleet becomes part of the overall venue or network management model.
Devices become linked with the venue, staff and future management scenarios.
Preparing the terminal fleet for operation
Connection is built around the actual business structure: number of terminals, venues and how devices are distributed between sites.
Adding terminals
Gaming terminals are added to the shared HallACE fleet and become part of the venue structure.
Distribution across venues
Each terminal is assigned to a specific site, area or operating group.
Clear organisation
Devices are organised so staff can work with the terminal fleet more easily every day.
Fleet control
Terminals become visible in the overall venue picture and can be monitored in the appropriate context.
Staff access
Staff receive access to terminals at their venue or within their area of responsibility.
Ready for operation
Before going live, we check that terminals are correctly included in the HallACE structure and available to the team.
Need to connect terminals to HallACE?
Tell us about the number of devices, venues and current terminal fleet structure. We can help determine the right scope of work.
From a terminal list to an operational fleet
Connection is completed in stages so devices immediately have a clear place in the venue or network structure.
Map the structure
We identify the number of terminals, sites and how devices are distributed between venues.
Add the devices
Terminals are added to HallACE and become part of the overall equipment fleet.
Distribute across sites
We assign devices to the required venues, areas and operating groups.
Hand over for operation
After checks, terminals are ready for day-to-day operation and further network growth.
The terminal fleet becomes a manageable part of the business
Devices are brought into the overall HallACE structure, distributed across venues and ready for day-to-day operations and further expansion.
Clear terminal fleet
Staff see the devices at their venue and can navigate day-to-day operations more quickly.
Overall control
Terminals become part of the overall picture across sites and no longer require separate fragmented records.
Ready for growth
New terminals and venues can be added to the existing structure as the business expands.
What may be needed alongside connection
Terminals are often connected together with gaming machines, venue networking, additional equipment and final venue preparation.
Gaming machine connection
For adding gaming machines to the shared HallACE and venue structure.
Gaming venue network setup
For preparing the shared venue network environment and connected working devices.
Hardware integration
For connecting additional equipment used together with terminals.
Gaming venue launch
For final process checks and moving the venue into full operations.
Connect terminals to HallACE
Describe the number of devices, venue structure and current project stage. We can help prepare the terminal fleet to operate within one system.