One guest, one inventory, one ledger, one live view for the owner — across every room and outlet.
Why EloPMSDefine a station once. It prices every minute after that.
Consoles, VR rigs, pool tables, racing sims — each one is a station with a type, an hourly rate, optional peak and off-peak windows and a minimum-charge floor, so a two-minute session never rings up as nothing.
One glance tells you the whole floor.
A colour-coded station grid shows every station as free, in play, ending soon, overdue or paused — each with a live timer, running amount and progress bar — with today's sales, session count and utilisation across the top.
Bill by the meter, or by the block.
Two ways to charge play — and one-tap packages so cashiers never do the maths.
Open meter
Start the clock and let it run. At stop the session bills elapsed time × the applicable rate, always honouring the station's minimum charge. The floor board shows the running amount climbing in real time so the guest and cashier both see the tab.
Prepaid block
A fixed minutes-for-a-price pass that counts down. When the timer hits zero the session automatically switches to overage billing if the player carries on — no dropped revenue, no manual restart.
Start, pause, extend, transfer — and add the snacks.
Full control of a live session, with paused minutes excluded from the bill and consumables settling onto the same tab.
Start & Pause/Resume
Kick off a session in one tap, then pause and resume whenever play stops — a bathroom break, a snack run, a swapped controller. Paused minutes are excluded from the bill, so guests are only ever charged for time actually played.
Add time & Transfer
Extend a running session with more minutes, or transfer it to another station mid-play — the origin station frees up and the destination re-flags automatically, so the board always mirrors the floor.
Snacks & tokens on the tab
Pull retail and food products — a cola, a bag of chips, a handful of tokens — straight onto the gaming session, so play-time and consumables settle together as one clean bill.
One "Settle & print" — real money in your books.
The gaming outlet rings through the standard POS path, so every session becomes real accounting — not a spreadsheet on the side.
Prepaid game cards — load once, tap to play.
Issue and recharge stored-value cards, look them up by scan or number, and settle a session straight from the wallet — with the accounting handled correctly behind the scenes.
Issue & recharge
Sell a new card or top up an existing one with credits, a promo bonus and a refundable deposit — each part tracked separately on the card wallet.
Scan or number lookup
Find any card instantly by scanning it or typing its number, then pay a session straight from the wallet — credits first, then bonus, remainder to cash.
Accounted correctly
Card loads post to the ledger as a deferred-revenue liability — the money is recognised as revenue only when it's actually played, so your books stay honest.
Members play cheaper. Regulars earn their way back.
Membership plans automatically discount play-time, and cards earn loyalty points that redeem into more play — the engine that turns first-timers into regulars.
Every rupee attributed to a cashier and a shift.
Because gaming rings through the standard POS path, its takings roll into the same cash control the rest of the hotel uses.
The full Gaming Zone capability list.
Every capability of the Gaming Zone outlet, at a glance.
One more outlet in a hotel that runs as one.
Restaurant & POS
The same terminal, tables and kitchen flow that powers the snacks and drinks you add to a gaming tab.
Explore moduleMulti-Outlet Management
Run the gaming zone beside every other outlet — each with its own products, drawer and reports, one back office.
Explore moduleFront Desk & Reservations
Where a charged-to-room gaming session lands — right on the guest folio, ready for checkout.
Explore moduleTurn your games corner into a counted outlet.
Stations that bill themselves, cards that settle in a tap, and every rupee in your ledger — see it running on your own floor in minutes.