Slot machine integration
We connect slot machines to HallACE and include them in the overall gaming hall structure so equipment, staff and management work within one system.
Slot machines become part of the overall HallACE model
The equipment is included in the structure of a specific hall so it is convenient to use in daily operations and expand with the venue.
Slot machines are organised into a clear fleet within HallACE.
Equipment can be organised by zones, areas and individual venues.
The team gets a consistent process for working with slot machines and the gaming fleet.
Slot machines become part of the overall venue management model.
The equipment is no longer separate from the venue and becomes part of the overall operating model.
Preparing the slot machine fleet for operation in HallACE
Integration is built around the real gaming hall structure: which slot machines are used, where they are located and how staff work with them each day.
Adding equipment
We include slot machines in the overall HallACE structure and the specific venue.
Distribution across venues
We assign equipment to the required gaming halls and working zones.
Organising the slot machine fleet
We create a clear equipment model without a disorganised list of devices.
Staff activity
Slot machines become part of the familiar workflows of administrators and venue management.
Adding new machines
The structure can be expanded as the venue grows and new equipment is added.
Centralised control of the terminal network, configurations, device statuses, available content and operational events.
Before launch, we verify that the slot machine fleet is correctly included in the gaming hall operating model.
Need to connect slot machines to HallACE?
Describe the slot machine fleet, venue structure and current operating model. We will help determine the appropriate integration scope.
From a list of slot machines to a unified venue structure
First, we define the slot machine fleet and hall structure, then include the equipment in HallACE and check that the team is ready to work.
Define the fleet
We identify the slot machines, gaming zones and how the equipment is used at the venue.
Distribute the equipment
We add slot machines to HallACE and assign them to the required venues and zones.
Connect with hall operations
We prepare the slot machine fleet for use in daily staff and management workflows.
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After verification, slot machines are ready for daily operation as part of the overall HallACE system.
Slot machines operate within a unified HallACE structure
The slot machine fleet is distributed across the venue, included in the overall management model and ready to grow with the gaming business.
Clear slot machine fleet workflows
Staff work with the equipment within one structure and the familiar HallACE model.
Unified view of the venue
Slot machines become part of the overall working structure rather than a separate set of devices.
Start with the core environment
The slot machine fleet can be expanded with new machines, zones and venues without changing the core system.
What may be needed alongside slot machines
A slot machine fleet is often complemented by general gaming machine integration, VLT, TITO and cash acceptance equipment.
Gaming machine integration
For bringing different types of gaming devices together in the overall HallACE structure.
VLT integration
For connecting VLTs to one or more gaming venues.
TITO integration
For connecting the ticket model to slot machine and gaming hall operations.
Bill acceptor integration
For including cash acceptance in slot machine and venue workflows.
Connect slot machines to HallACE
Describe the slot machine fleet, gaming hall structure and current processes. We will help include the equipment in a unified venue operating model.