Software for gaming halls
HallACE brings gaming devices, terminals, cashier operations, staff, players and reporting together in one system so that day-to-day venue operations remain clear and manageable.
Core venue processes in one place
The status of gaming machines and terminals is available to the team in a shared interface.
Cashier operations, deposits, payouts and staff work are linked to venue data.
Profiles, statuses, balances and player activity are available within a unified environment.
The team can see important events, staff actions and hall performance indicators.
HallACE helps connect equipment, cashier operations, staff and venue management around shared data and rules.
Day-to-day gaming hall operations
The system covers the core venue processes so that staff work in a clear environment and management receives a complete view of what is happening.
Machines and terminals
Devices and terminals can be recorded, monitored and used as part of the unified hall infrastructure.
Financial operations
Shifts, deposits, payouts and cashier discipline become part of the overall operating model.
Profiles and activity
Information about players, their statuses, balances and activity history is available to staff with the required permissions.
Staff roles
Cashiers, administrators and managers work within their assigned roles and available functions.
Reports and audit
Management receives data on operations, devices and staff actions for day-to-day control.
Multiple venues
As the business develops, individual halls can be combined into a common management and monitoring model.
Need to choose the right system configuration for a specific venue?
Tell us about the hall format, number of devices, cashier workstations and team structure. We will help identify a suitable HallACE configuration.
The system helps the team work consistently
HallACE does not replace operational processes with abstract dashboards. It helps organise familiar staff tasks into a clear workflow.
Opening the venue
Staff start their shift, check device availability and begin work within their assigned roles.
Working with players
Cashiers and administrators work with profiles, balances, operations and current player requests.
Equipment control
The status of terminals and gaming machines is monitored together with events that require staff attention.
Closing and reporting
At the end of the shift, the team receives data on operations and the main venue events.
From one hall to a network of venues
The software can grow with the business: equipment, new workstations and additional venues can be added without changing the overall management model.
Start with the core environment
For one gaming hall, you can start with devices, cashier operations, staff, players and core reporting.
New modules and equipment
As the project grows, additional workflows, devices and management functions can be added.
Centralised control of multiple halls
Multiple venues can be brought together around common rules, roles, reporting and remote monitoring.
Explore individual parts of the system in more detail
Core gaming hall software can be supplemented with specialised modules for terminals, cashier operations, administrative management and remote control.
Terminal management
Centralised management of the terminal network, device statuses and available content.
Cashier software
Cashier workstation for shifts, deposits, payouts and control of financial operations.
Back Office
Administrative management of the venue, staff, settings and core processes.
Remote monitoring
Monitoring the status of venues, devices and important events from a single interface.
Discuss software for your gaming hall
Describe the venue format, number of devices, cashier workstations and team tasks. We will help identify a suitable HallACE configuration and the next step.