Adept Builds Out Casino Operations Tools to Cover Progressive Readings, Inventory and Jackpot Events

Adept is expanding its casino operations portfolio beyond the Adept Mobile Dispatch System. The company is adding applications for staff communication, progressive readings, parts inventory and jackpot celebrations based on direct operator feedback.

AMDS has grown from routing alerts to supporting Electronic MEAL Book, Down Game Log, Preventative Maintenance, Host Notifications and Drink Alerts. The platform now handles wider day-to-day slot floor coordination.

Mahesh Jituri, Adept’s president and CEO, said customer input continues to guide development. “Our customers have helped shape AMDS over the years. These new products build on those conversations, addressing the challenges their teams bring to us beyond dispatch.”

ProgressiveIQ and Vault Address Meter and Parts Workflows

ProgressiveIQ places the readings process on mobile devices. Employees record meter values, document exceptions with notes or photos, calculate liabilities and export data for auditing. The application reduces reliance on spreadsheets and manual calculations while keeping staff in the loop.

Vault is in development to organize slot parts management. It follows casino-specific workflows for cabinet configurations, repairs and procurement. The system is designed to clarify what parts exist and where they are stored.

AdeptConnect, Show Control and the 2026 Threshold Change

AdeptConnect handles voice, text and image communication among employees. It supplements the assignment and tracking functions already performed by AMDS.

Show Control links qualifying jackpot events to digital signage and presentation systems. Interest has increased since the federal slot jackpot reporting threshold rose from $1,200 to $2,000 in 2026. The adjustment produced fewer tax-related lockups and handpays that once drew floor attention.

Eshan Jituri, Adept’s head of growth, stated that every addition must solve a documented problem. “We’re expanding beyond dispatch to help casino teams manage more of their daily work, from progressive readings to parts inventory. Each product has to solve a real operational problem.”

As reported by CDC Gaming, AMDS stays central while the new modules extend coverage to other routine casino floor tasks. All four products emerged from ongoing operator discussions about where teams need practical support.

Reporting: CDC Gaming

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