MEI showcases its cash management solution at ICE Totally Gaming
SC Advance evolved from the winning CASHFLOW SC note acceptor, applying new technology and market knowledge to make a great product even better. It features enhanced recognition technology, faster bill-to-bill speed, improved barcode recognition and the increased capacity to accept up to 100 different currencies and denominations. SC Advance also has the industry’s best acceptance rate for valid street-grade notes, including those that are wet, crinkled or torn.
More MEI customers are now also implementing EASITRAX Soft Count, a product extension that expands the reach of note acceptors from the slot floor into the soft count room. The addition of EASITRAX to SC Advance or CASHFLOW SC creates a comprehensive software/hardware system designed to streamline the cash management process. Since it was introduced in 2008, EASITRAX Soft Count has been installed in over 90,000 games worldwide.
Operators typically receive a return on investment in less than one year by reducing 20-30 seconds per cash drop and improving maintenance practices through access to eight pre-programmed reports. An interactive Savings Calculator on the new EASITRAX website (easitraxsoftcount.com) provides a valuable tool to estimate how much money can be saved by implementing the Soft Count cash management solution.
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