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BIDS Betting Information Display System
BIDS is right at the centre of the betting operation, receiving data from external feeds and controlling all of the shop displays throughout the estate. The system is highly scalable, capable of operating on anything from a single PC to a network of 30 machines connected to a database server.
Main Features include:
- Intuitive and highly efficient user interface that utilises both drag & drop and keyboard shortcuts
- Fully automatic racing data input from SIS raw data feed
- Template driven displays providing flexible options afford limitless betting opportunities
- Sports betting database providing easy to use in-running betting
- Channel changing of all TV's within the betting shop, plus Sky decoders or set-top boxes
- Flexible grouping to provide regional variations in service
- Comprehensive scheduler to automate operations during racing
- Import of sports betting from standard spreadsheet formats
- Full support for Silks displays
- Operator Alerts to provide reminders for required actions
- Definable permission levels for each user
- Audit trail of user actions
- Managers alert system
- Comprehensive manager and customer menu editor.
Downloads
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BIDS can be controlled by a single operator entering all of the ante-post data and special offers during the morning together with a schedule of how screens will be used during afternoon racing.
Employing drag and drop techniques, a single operator is capable of rapidly scheduling a full days racing on all screens across the whole estate. This frees operators up to create new and inventive betting opportunities that are scheduled into the displays.
BIDS enables creativity and affords you more betting opportunities. BIDS will transform the way you do business.
Working with multiple groups
BIDS allows you to handle different groups of shops by providing a window showing a preview image of each of the screens within a group. As many windows as necessary can be opened, using a second monitor if required.
A separate preview application can be used to drive a large high-resolution monitor to enable other staff to monitor different groups of shops without the need for a large number of TVs installed in head office.
