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Vault Locations/Windows

The Vault Locations/Windows screen provides comprehensive management of all cash and chip distribution points within your venue. This interface allows authorized staff to create, configure, and monitor all cashier stations, bank locations, and financial transaction points throughout your operation.

What It Does

The Locations/Windows interface enables precise management of all financial transaction locations in your venue. It provides tools for creating new cashier windows, configuring operational parameters, assigning working capital, and monitoring distribution of cash and chips across all points. This functionality ensures proper oversight of all financial assets and maintains appropriate controls for operational and compliance purposes.

Who It's For

Vault managers, cage supervisors, accounting staff, and compliance officers who need to establish and manage cashier stations, monitor distribution of financial assets, configure operational settings, and maintain proper controls over all transaction locations.

Accessing Locations/Windows

  1. From the main CardOpz menu, click on the Vault icon (gray safe icon)

  2. Select "Locations/Windows" from the left navigation panel

  3. The Locations/Windows screen will display with all configured locations

Interface Components

Location Management Controls

Top section providing location creation and management:

  • Add Location: Button to create new transaction location

  • Search: Find specific locations by name or attributes

  • Show Entries: Control how many locations display per page

Location Grid

Displays all configured locations with detailed information:

  • Name: Full location name/identifier

  • Short Name: Abbreviated name for reports and displays

  • Section: Gaming area or department designation

  • Working Capital: Assigned operating limit

  • Total Cash: Current cash balance

  • Total Chips: Current chip value

  • Location Type: Functional category (Cage, Floor Transaction, etc.)

  • Vault: Associated vault designation

  • ID: Unique identifier for the location

  • Actions: Edit and delete options

New Location Modal

When creating a new location, a modal appears with fields:

  • Location Name: Full name of the new location

  • Short Name: Abbreviated identifier

  • Location Type: Functional category selection

  • Cage Imprest: Working capital configuration

  • Vault: Parent vault assignment

  • Section: Gaming area or department

  • Total Cash: Initial cash balance

  • Total Chips: Initial chip balance

  • Action Buttons: Cancel or Confirm creation

Using Locations/Windows

Viewing Locations

  1. Access the Locations/Windows screen to see all configured locations

  2. Review location details including balances and assignments

  3. Use search functionality to find specific locations

  4. Navigate between pages for additional location listings

  5. Note current cash and chip distributions across all points

Creating New Locations

  1. Click the "+ Add Location" button

  2. Enter required information in the creation modal:

    • Location Name: Descriptive name of the window or location

    • Short Name: Brief identifier for reports

    • Location Type: Functional category from dropdown

    • Cage Imprest: Working capital assignment

    • Vault: Parent vault relationship

    • Section: Gaming area or department

    • Initial balances: Starting cash and chip values

  3. Click "Confirm" to create the new location

Managing Existing Locations

  1. Use the Edit icon (pencil) to modify location settings

  2. Update configuration parameters as needed

  3. Monitor cash and chip balances for operational oversight

  4. Use Delete icon (trash) to remove unused locations

  5. Document changes according to venue policies

Location Type Configuration

  1. Select appropriate Location Type when creating or editing:

    • Cage: Primary cashier windows

    • Floor Transaction: Mobile or satellite cash locations

    • On Floor Cage: Secondary cage locations on gaming floor

    • House Accounts Office: Administrative financial locations

  2. Configure appropriate working capital based on type

  3. Assign to appropriate sections based on venue layout

  4. Set proper authorization levels according to location type

Best Practices

Location Setup

  • Create descriptive, consistent naming conventions

  • Assign short names that are easily identifiable

  • Configure appropriate working capital based on business volume

  • Group related locations by section for easier management

  • Document location purposes and special instructions

Financial Controls

  • Regularly verify balances against physical counts

  • Maintain proper working capital levels for operational needs

  • Monitor high-volume locations with increased frequency

  • Implement dual control for sensitive operations

  • Document all configuration changes

Operational Efficiency

  • Create location types that match your venue's workflow

  • Configure section assignments to match physical layout

  • Maintain adequate working capital without excess funds

  • Monitor transaction patterns to optimize location configuration

  • Regularly review location utilization for potential adjustments

Common Questions

What is the difference between Location Types?

Location Types define the primary function and operational parameters of each window or station:

  • Cage: Primary cashier windows for player transactions

  • Floor Transaction: Mobile or satellite locations (typically for chip purchases on the floor)

  • On Floor Cage: Secondary permanent cage locations on the gaming floor

  • House Accounts Office: Administrative financial locations handling non-gaming transactions

What is "Cage Imprest" and how is it used?

Cage Imprest refers to the established working capital assigned to a location. This is the standard operating amount that the location should maintain. It serves as both the starting balance reference and the expected balance during reconciliation processes.

Can I move a location from one vault to another?

Locations are generally associated with a specific vault for operational and accounting purposes. While the vault assignment can be modified using the Edit function, this should only be done during appropriate accounting periods and with proper documentation, as it affects financial reporting and reconciliation.

What happens if I delete a location?

Deleting a location removes it from active use in the system. However, historical transaction records associated with that location are maintained for reporting and audit purposes. Before deleting, ensure the location has a zero balance and all transactions have been properly reconciled.

For more information on location management, see:

  • Vault Dashboard

  • Vault Inventory

  • Vault Settings

  • Employee Cage

  • Location Activity Reports

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