G2E PREVIEW DiTRONICS Brings Better Cashless,
Paperless Solutions to G2E Find out more on booth 3616
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iTRONICS is laser-focused on provided the world’s leading fi nancial services to casinos, and at G2E, the company will shine a spotlight on fi nancial solutions that are easy,
quick, and just plain better. DiTRONICS’ advanced fi nancial solutions range from cash access, digital platforms, cashless solutions, compliance, audit, and everything in between, with modern technologies that are easy to use. Cashless transactions are a part of DiTRONICS
fi nancial services, and no company does cashless better than DiTRONICS. Headlining DiTRONICS G2E exhibit is GameTime Wallet, the gaming industry’s fi rst and only person-to-person online super app. GameTime Wallet has more than 30 million
active users boasted by a broad range of companies across the globe, making it an ideal digital wallet solution for cashless wagering and funds storage in land-based and online environments. Additionally, because funds stored within GameTime Wallet are FDIC insured, there
is no risk of bad debt to the casino, and start-up costs are minimal. In addition to cashless solutions, DiTRONICS will also show paperless solutions that dramatically increase effi ciency, cut costs, and increase compliance. First is DiTRONICS’ time- and money-saving compliance software Audit Checklist. Created by industry insiders, Audit Checklist is an internet- based solution that boosts compliance, streamlines the entire auditing processes, and saves time and money with automated tools and functionality. A perfect partner to Audit Checklist is Document Audit, and internet-based tool for the modern era. It digitally tracks all casino documents, including signature certifi cation, balancing, and stores images with indexes to a digital archive system. It enables auditing of any gaming day or multiple day with multiple auditors, all from anywhere with an internet connection. Continuing its paperless solutions is
DiTRONICS’ new eVault software solution, which forever changes the way casino cages operate. Driven by powerful software from leading CPA fi rm Finley & Cook, eVault is an internet-based solution that saves money and reduces variances by eliminating forms and the storage that goes with them. Whether a cage uses paper or Excel forms, eVault digitizes everything, streamlining every process and creating greater accountability and ease of audit. Also on display is DiTRONIC’s revolutionary
DTX-510D dispenser, the industry’s only CMS-integrated cash dispensing solution. This powerful solution automates the cage, processes jackpot payments, and issues and redeems tickets. Because it connects directly to a casino’s CMS, meaning it can quickly dispense jackpots, redeem tickets, and more. Additionally, it sells and buys chips, and has BV and RFID chip pad integrations available, making it the ultimate convenience for operators and players. DiTRONICS – “It’s Just Better!”
Join the QCI Community at G2E Find out what everyone is talking about on booth 2046
earn why thousands of gaming executives have partnered for success with QCI. QCI meets the business needs of real-world gaming operators by empowering them to
create personally tailored player experiences and maximize their brand loyalty. QCI deploys their platform at a rate of one casino resort per week and it now touches 25% of the North American market’s GGR. There is no better time to join the QCI community. “The QCI team built an innovative product and business model that enables them to be our partner in an effective way. Furthermore, we see value in how the QCI Platform allows collaboration across the business in a data enabled way,” said Steve Dahle, Chief Innovation Offi cer of Mille Lacs Corporate Ventures. With innovation driven by weekly meetings with our ecosystem of customers working in partnership with QCI’s industry-experienced Customer Engagement team to contribute direct feedback about how to improve QCI modules based on real-word operational
needs, each QCI Platform release prioritizes the immediate use case needs of operators. Introducing QCI Connect in version 5.1,
users can now develop deeper brand relationships with customers with enhanced email template design functionality to include images and personalization capabilities. Realtime interactions have also been improved and streamlined to QCI users. New abilities to subscribe to alerts, such as real-time automated jackpot alerts right to their inbox, gets data immediately into the hands of users like Oliver Shoemaker, VP of Slot Operations for Cache Creek Casino Resort, who said: “QCI Slots is a robust analysis tool that provides our team with comprehensive data and instantly actionable insights about our gaming fl oor.” Phil Hall, Director of Slots for Bluewater Resort & Casino, said: “The solution enables us to
address critical questions in what is now a very dynamic and ever-changing gaming market,” and new product features and enhancements to QCI’s dynamic capabilities make consuming actionable data to address critical business questions more straightforward and frictionless. User interface functionality improvements in version 5.1 makes viewing the most relevant data easier with simplifi ed implementation of metrics that are useful to operators when looking at a player’s profi le. When pulling search results, data grids are now customizable, so users can identify key metrics with new thematic shading to quickly and effi ciently act on the most important data at a glance. Visit QCI in booth #2046 to see how the QCI Platform has become even more customizable with over 100 high-performance interface enhancements and new features and learn why thousands of casino executives in over 75 casino resorts in North America and operators in over 3,000 locations worldwide have partnered for success with QCI.
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