Reporting and analytics for gaming halls
HallACE brings key indicators for the venue, cashier shifts, devices, players and staff into one system, making it easier for management to understand the current situation and compare results.
Key data on venue operations
Management sees the overall picture of cashier operations and completed transactions.
Data on terminals and gaming devices helps assess venue operations as a whole.
Player indicators add context to the overall picture and help provide a better understanding of venue operations.
Multiple venues can be assessed within a shared structure and compared with one another.
Cashier operations, devices, players and staff stop being separate sources of information.
Data across key areas of operation
HallACE reporting helps you view the venue from different perspectives and quickly move from the overall picture to the area you need.
Shifts and transactions
Summary information on cashier operations helps control shift results and the overall flow of transactions.
Equipment operation
The status of terminals and gaming devices becomes part of the overall venue picture.
Audience activity
Player data helps assess how the audience interacts with the venue and other HallACE modules.
Staff activity
Management can assess team activity in the context of shifts, transactions and assigned roles.
Important changes
Significant venue events can be considered together with other indicators to see how they affect operations.
Multiple venues
Data from different venues can be brought together in one structure for comparison and network control.
Need reporting built around your current management model?
Tell us which cashier, device, player and venue indicators matter to your team. We will help determine the right HallACE structure.
From the overall picture to a specific indicator
Management gets a clear path: see the state of the business as a whole, choose the required area and examine the details without manually gathering information.
View the summary
Start with the overall venue picture and the main indicators for the current period.
Choose an area
Move to cashier operations, devices, players, staff or another required section.
Compare results
Assess changes across periods, shifts or individual venues within a shared structure.
Make decisions
Use data as a basis for control, process adjustments and further business development.
Numbers become useful when they have context
HallACE helps you look beyond an individual indicator and understand which venue, shift or area it relates to.
What you can see in the daily summary
Key areas can be brought together into one clear picture of business operations.
How to use reporting
Data helps not only record results but also compare, control and develop individual areas.
Assess how venue performance indicators change over time.
See the differences between individual halls or groups of venues.
Use summary data together with details on cashier operations and staff.
Identify areas that require attention or offer potential for further growth.
From reports for one hall to network-wide analytics
As the business grows, reporting can be expanded with new venues and areas while keeping a single data structure.
One venue
Cashier operations, devices, players and key events form the first overall picture of the hall.
More indicators
Add new areas of analysis as HallACE capabilities expand.
Multiple venues
Compare venues with one another and get an overall picture of the distributed network.
Data sources for reporting
Reporting is especially useful when combined with Back Office, cashier software, the player management system and the audit log.
Back Office
Administrative structure, staff, settings and the overall picture of venue operations.
Cashier software
Shifts, deposits, payouts and other cashier transactions for overall reporting.
Player management system
Profiles, statuses and the history of player interactions with the venue.
Audit log
History of significant actions and changes for additional control.
Discuss reporting for your venue
Describe which data matters to management and how many venues need to be controlled. We will help determine the right HallACE reporting structure.