VLT integration
We connect VLTs to HallACE and include them in the shared structure of one or more gaming venues, so equipment, staff and management work within a single system.
VLTs become part of the shared HallACE model
Equipment is included in the structure of the required venues so it can be managed conveniently within a unified operating model.
Terminals are brought together in a clear structure within HallACE.
VLTs can be organized by individual halls, zones and deployment locations.
The team gets a clear model for working with VLTs across one or more venues.
VLTs become part of the shared structure of the gaming business and its daily operations.
New terminals and venues can be added as the project grows without changing the core operating model.
Preparing VLTs for operation in HallACE
Integration is built around the business structure: which VLTs are used, which venues they are located at, and how staff work with them every day.
Adding terminals
We add VLTs to the shared HallACE structure and the required gaming venues.
Distribution across venues
We assign terminals to specific halls, zones and deployment locations.
VLT fleet organization
We create a clear terminal model for one venue or a distributed network.
Staff activity
VLTs become part of the familiar workflows of administrators and venue management.
Adding new terminals
The structure can be expanded with new VLTs and venues as the business grows.
Ready for operation
Before launch, we verify that the VLTs are correctly included in the HallACE operating model.
Need to connect VLTs to HallACE?
Tell us the number of terminals, number of venues and current operating model. We will help determine the appropriate scope of integration.
From a VLT fleet to a unified venue structure
First, we define the terminal fleet and venue structure, then add the VLTs to HallACE and verify that the team is ready to work.
Build the structure
We identify the VLTs, venues, zones and how the equipment is used in the current business model.
Distribute the terminals
We add VLTs to HallACE and assign them to the required venues and work areas.
Connect them with venue operations
We prepare VLTs for use in the daily workflows of staff and management.
Move into operation
After verification, the VLTs are ready for daily operation as part of the shared HallACE system.
VLTs operate within a unified HallACE structure
The terminals are distributed across venues, included in the shared management model and ready for further development alongside the gaming business.
Clear VLT workflows
Staff work with terminals within one system and a shared venue structure.
Unified network view
VLTs become part of the shared operating model even when the equipment is distributed across different venues.
Ready to scale
New VLTs and venues can be added as the project grows without changing the core system.
What may be needed alongside VLTs
The VLT fleet can be complemented by other gaming machines, slot machines, terminals and the TITO ticketing system.
Gaming machine integration
For bringing different types of gaming devices together in the overall HallACE structure.
Slot machine integration
For connecting a slot machine fleet to the shared gaming hall model.
Terminal integration
For connecting additional terminal equipment across venues.
TITO integration
For incorporating the ticketing model into VLT and gaming hall operations.
Connect VLTs to HallACE
Describe the VLT fleet, number of venues and current processes. We will help integrate the terminals into a unified operating model for the gaming business.