Ticket printer integration
We connect ticket printers to HallACE and include ticket printing in the common operating model for gaming equipment and the venue, so staff and players use one clear workflow.
Ticket printers become part of the common HallACE model
Ticket printers are included in the processes where a player receives a ticket, while staff continue working in the unified HallACE environment.
Printers become part of the workflows for slot machines, VLTs and other equipment.
Ticket printing is linked to the overall venue structure and daily operations.
The team understands how tickets are used in venue operations.
The player receives a ticket as part of a clear interaction with gaming equipment.
The ticket becomes part of a unified HallACE workflow rather than a separate function of a specific device.
Preparing ticket printers for use with HallACE
The integration is built around where tickets are used, which devices the printers are connected to, and how this workflow should operate at a specific venue.
Connecting printers
We include ticket printers in the common HallACE operating model.
Connection with gaming devices
We determine where printers are used with slot machines, VLTs or other equipment.
Distribution across venues
We take into account the hall structure, equipment deployment zones and the characteristics of individual venues.
Working with tickets
We prepare a clear process for printing and using tickets in daily gaming hall operations.
Staff readiness
Staff understand how ticket printers are connected with equipment and venue workflows.
Ready for operation
Before launch, we test the main printing workflows and confirm that the equipment is ready for daily operation.
Need to connect ticket printers to HallACE?
Tell us what gaming equipment is used, where tickets are printed, and how the venue is organized. We will help determine the right scope of integration.
From a ticket printer to a ready venue workflow
First we identify the equipment and where printers are used, then include them in the HallACE operating model and test ticket workflows at the venue.
Identify the hardware
We identify the gaming devices, ticket printers and venues where printing will be used.
Connect to the venue
We include printers in the required workflows and the structure of specific venues.
Test printing
We go through the main ticket workflows and make sure the team understands the operating procedure.
Hand over for operation
After testing, ticket printers are ready for daily use as part of the common HallACE system.
Ticket printers work as part of the unified HallACE system
Ticket printing is linked to gaming equipment and the venue, staff understand the workflows, and the system is ready for further development.
Clear ticket workflow
The player receives a ticket as part of a familiar gaming equipment workflow.
Unified workflow
Staff work with tickets within the common venue and HallACE operating model.
Ready for development
Printers can be added to new gaming devices and venues as the project grows.
What may be needed together with ticket printers
Ticket printing often works together with bill acceptors, TITO, slot machines and alternative payment workflows.
Bill acceptor integration
For adding cash acceptance to gaming equipment and venue workflows.
TITO integration
For a complete ticket model between gaming devices and the cashier.
Slot machine integration
For connecting a slot machine fleet to the common HallACE structure and ticket workflows.
Cashless payment integration
For adding alternative payment methods alongside the ticket model.
Connect ticket printers to HallACE
Describe the equipment in use, the venue structure and ticket printing workflows. We will help include printers in a unified gaming hall operating model.