CasinoTrac and TransAct Announce Industry First Floor-wide, Single-Wire Printing Solution

Table Trac Inc. has completed a “First of its Kind” integration project with TransAct Technologies, to become the industry’s first CMS to provide a single-wire, On-Demand Printing solution, eliminating the hassle of redundant networking gear or infrastructure.

In this new environment, casino operators can deploy PromoTrac OnDemand, with Epicentral, thru CasinoTrac’s 6.2 CT VSMIB player tracking interface, with Epic Edge and/or Epic 950 printers. In addition to and leveraging the cutting-edge features of the Epicentral platform, CasinoTrac SelfPay keeps players playing, by handling accumulated credit payouts, jackpots and even taxable w2G events, in less than 60 seconds.

“CasinoTrac system owners know they can integrate with great features like TransAct’s Epicentral using their integration-friendly, API-driven CasinoTrac CMS. We were excited to work with TransAct’s great team to innovate the one wire solution, combining CasinoTrac’s powerful in-game hardware platform with TransAct’s Epicentral SE designer and print server to deliver high resolution graphic promotional coupons, pre-filled drawing entries, and more to the guest, right at their game,” Chad Hoehne, President of Table Trac, said.

“This solution provides a ton of functionality and flexibility, is simple, lightweight to deploy and generates tremendous cost savings by eliminating additional in-game hardware and multiple networks,” Chad Hoehne added.

“We are proud to partner with Chad and CasinoTrac on the groundbreaking integration. The need for redundant networking within a casino’s operations in order to utilize Epicentral has long been a barrier for new customers, and I am happy to announce that this partnership solves that logistical challenge for CasinoTrac’s considerable install base. We believe this will open the door to additional white space for both our Epicentral and casino printer products across a number of markets and builds a strong connection between CasinoTrac and TransAct going forward,” John Dillon, CEO of TransAct, said.