Running a pub or club means juggling a lot. From looking after your patrons and supporting your staff to keeping on top of gaming floor activity and compliance, there’s always something that needs your attention. Having the right tools in place can make all the difference.
PRIME Alerts helps make staying on top of important activity that little bit easier. With real-time alerts and notifications delivered straight to your device, your team can identify AML activity that needs investigating, recognise when a player may need a responsible gambling check-in, keep track of non-carded sessions and stay informed about key member activity.
And with some big enhancements on the way, now’s a great time to get on board. To celebrate the upcoming release, we’re giving venues the opportunity to get started with PRIME Alerts at a discounted price.
For a limited time, you can receive 30% off PRIME Alerts upfront, plus 30% off your first three months. CLICK HERE to secure this offer now.
You’ll get access to the current version of PRIME Alerts, so you can start making the most of its features now, ahead of the upcoming enhancements.
There’s plenty more on the way
The next release brings a host of improvements designed to make PRIME Alerts even more useful in the day-to-day running of your venue.
Think fewer unnecessary after-hours alerts, member photos to help staff identify patrons, clearer audit trail information and more control over who can see sensitive gaming data. You’ll also be able to test alert settings before putting them into action, monitor PRIME Wallet activity with new AML alerts, and manage service requests through paging functionality.
Why wait?
With this offer, you can put PRIME Alerts to work in your venue now, save on the cost of getting started and be among the first to access the new enhancements when they arrive.
Compliance that fits your venue. At a price that makes getting started even easier.
For more information, email cxsmarketing@aristocrat.com or speak with your Aristocrat Systems Account Executive.
