Pit boss
Player Tracking, Gaming Sessions, Player Details, Table Tracking, Game Results, Live Monitor and Reports.
See how Everest connects guest services, cash operations, gaming workstations, supporting teams and reporting through a shared database and role-based workspaces.
Everest links information from visitor registration to cashier operations, gaming processes, supporting modules and reporting. Teams use a shared system while working in role-specific workplaces.
The architecture describes these workspaces connected to the Everest database. Each uses the modules needed for its work; reporting is available across the system.
Player Tracking, Gaming Sessions, Player Details, Table Tracking, Game Results, Live Monitor and Reports.
Reception, Photo View, Promotions and Reports.
Cash Desk and VIP Rolling / Junket workflows with Reports.
Player Tracking, Gaming Sessions, Table Tracking, Game Results, Manager, Player Details, Photo View, Live Monitor, Staff List and Reports.
Reception, Photo View, Promotions, VIP Rolling / Junket, Manager and Points Accounting.
Points Accounting and Reports.
Staff List and Staff Screen for personnel records, schedules and shift information.
Inspector and Bonus System with table-side equipment.
Player, table, manager, machine and staff views as assigned by system roles.
The equipment design labels HDMI, USB and Ethernet links. It shows an Everest server connected to storage and role-specific workstations, plus interfaces to EGM / ETG and CRT equipment.
The system description says other products such as Micros, R-Keeper and access-control systems can integrate through the existing Everest database API. The exact equipment, protocol support and integration scope depend on the installed configuration.
Everest provides configurable roles and access rights for functions and modules. The system materials describe encryption of financial data in the database; the architecture drawing includes server and storage components.