A Las Vegas company, on Las Vegas floors.
eConnect was founded here and is deployed on more properties in this valley than anywhere else. If you want to see the system working before you buy it, the reference site is a drive across town.
47
properties in the Las Vegas valley on the public customer map
72
properties in Nevada, more than any other state
325+
clients protected nationwide and internationally
Source: the eConnect customer map published on econnect.ai/industries. Counts are of live properties shown on that map and are computed from it directly. Client count from the eConnect Company page.
This market does not buy on a slide deck.
Las Vegas surveillance directors know each other. A vendor claim survives about one phone call. That is a difficult market to enter and a good one to be from, and it is the reason eConnect has always sold here by putting people on a working floor rather than by presenting.
Built here since 2009
eConnect has been headquartered in Las Vegas since January 4, 2009. The product was written for this market first, and the people who support it work in this time zone.
The densest deployment on the map
Nevada carries more eConnect properties than any other state, and the Las Vegas valley carries most of those. When a local operator asks for a reference, the reference is a short drive away.
Licensed in gaming jurisdictions
eConnect is licensed in gaming jurisdictions and works inside the requirements those jurisdictions place on a technology supplier, rather than selling into gaming as a general security vendor.
Support in the same city
Support is United States based and available around the clock, and in this valley it is local. A site visit is a drive, not a flight.
The same four jobs, on the busiest floors in the country.
- ✓Recognition at the door, on the cameras already installed, in under a second.
- ✓Nevada self exclusion and property barred lists enforced by face on arrival.
- ✓Void, refund, no sale, and comp exceptions in the outlets, bound to the video.
- ✓Plate reads in the garage joined to the face that walked in from the car.
- ✓Association mapping across a property large enough that nobody can hold it in their head.
Talk to the Las Vegas team
Ask for a site visit to a working property. It is the fastest way to judge this category, and it is what we would want if we were buying.
(702) 523-8786Request a site visiteConnect in Las Vegas, answered
- Where is eConnect based?
- Las Vegas, Nevada. The company has been headquartered here since January 4, 2009. Sales and support can be reached on (702) 523-8786.
- How many Las Vegas properties run eConnect?
- The public customer map on this site shows 47 properties in the Las Vegas valley and 72 in Nevada overall. The map lists property names and locations only. It does not say what any operator bought, and eConnect does not publish that.
- Can I visit a working Las Vegas property before buying?
- Yes, and this is the single most useful thing a local buyer can do. eConnect arranges site visits so a surveillance team can watch the system run on somebody else’s floor and ask that team directly how it works.
- Does eConnect only work with Las Vegas casinos?
- No. Las Vegas is the headquarters and the densest concentration, but eConnect protects more than 325 clients and the public map shows properties in 39 states as well as internationally.
- Do you work with Las Vegas integrators?
- Yes. eConnect runs a partner program for integrators and technology vendors, and it integrates with the video management, casino management, point of sale, and access control platforms that local integrators already deploy.
See it on a floor in this valley.
We will arrange a visit to a working property and let their surveillance team do the talking.
Request a site visit