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Bavarian amusement machine association gives members free Audava software for two years

By The Weekly Edge desk ·

Summary

All members of the Bavarian amusement machine association BAV will get the Audava software free for two years, as announced by BAV president Andy Meindl on 13 October in Munich. Developed by Pilot Labs Technology of Regensburg for the legal German gambling market, it covers time recording, shift and holiday planning, training, deadlines and social concept documentation, with AI-supported links between its functions. It also offers a marketplace for third-party services and communication channels between members, the board and the association's legal adviser.

Why it matters

BAV members receive two years of free software covering workforce planning, training, deadlines and social concept documentation.

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EntityPilot Labs Technology
TypeCompany
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Main marketsGermany
Deals & M&A1
Latest15 Oct 2026
Entity mapsupplier tooperates inPilot Labs TechnologyBayerischer Automaten-BAVNicolai RoiderAndy MeindlGermanyMichael Ehrenreich
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