Controlled camera maps
Maintain approved and draft map versions without altering the underlying architectural plan.
Surveillance map change control
Keep every casino surveillance map accurate, controlled, and audit-ready.
CasinoMap Compliance™ helps casinos manage camera maps, document floor changes, track approvals, and maintain a complete history of every map revision.
No real surveillance data is used in the public demonstration.Silver Creek Casino · CasinoMap Compliance™
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The operational gap
The floor changes. The camera map does not always change with it.
Slot banks move. Bars are remodeled. Kiosks are relocated. Cameras are replaced. The update can involve surveillance, IT, facilities, management, vendors, and a CAD specialist—often working through separate systems. CasinoMap Compliance™ creates one clear process from the first request through the approved map revision.
What it does
More than markers on a floor plan.
The product connects the map to the people, approvals, and evidence behind every change.
Camera registry
Record each camera's identity, type, status, location, purpose, network details, and revision history.
Floor-change requests
Document a proposed floor change before the construction, relocation, or equipment work begins.
Approvals and accountability
Route revisions through the correct reviewers and record exactly who approved each change.
Version history
Preserve approved versions, superseded maps, change records, and supporting documentation.
Evidence packages
Create controlled map sets, camera inventories, change histories, and review records when needed.
A simple controlled workflow
From proposed floor change to approved map.
Request
A department identifies the affected area and explains what is changing.
Review
Surveillance evaluates coverage impact and assigns required camera work.
Update
An authorized editor adds camera details and places the marker at its exact map location.
Approve
A second authorized person compares, approves, and publishes the revision.
Prove
The prior version and complete approval history remain available for review.
The result
Four questions answered from one place.
What changed?
Which cameras were affected?
Who approved the revision?
Which map is currently valid?
Security by design
Surveillance maps are sensitive. The product is designed around that fact.
The public demonstration uses fictional information only. Production planning is built around least-privilege access, encrypted storage, controlled exports, activity logging, and customer-approved support access.
- No live camera feeds or video playback
- No facial recognition or video analytics
- No anonymous access to customer maps
- No claim that software alone guarantees compliance
Built from casino IT experience
Created by someone who understands the operational side.
CasinoMap Compliance™ was created by Troy La Mana, an IT professional with more than 30 years of experience across casino, hospitality, healthcare, and mission-critical environments.
"The sellable outcome is not a map editor. It is confidence that the approved surveillance map matches the property and every change can be explained."
Founding property programStart with the Demo
Help shape the first production version.
The first participating casinos receive direct founder involvement, a controlled pilot implementation, and the opportunity to influence the workflows that matter most to their property.
One defined floor or gaming area
Existing map and camera-data setup
One complete change-and-approval workflow
Evidence-package demonstration
Common questions
Clear boundaries from the start.
Contact
Talk with Troy about your property.
Ask a question, request a walkthrough, or discuss a private pilot. You do not need to share camera locations, floor plans, or other sensitive surveillance information.
[email protected]See the complete workflow.
Use the working public demonstration without uploading real surveillance information.
Open CasinoMap Compliance