What’s changing?
Tell us whether you’re replacing equipment, adding a unit, or preparing a new location. Include the ATM, ITM or TCR model and any available dimensions or handling information.
The expertise
behind the work.
Equipment, site conditions, and technical requirements shape the project. Explore what to bring to the first conversation.
ATM & ITM
Equipment. Positioned for its setting.
Through-the-wall, drive-up, walk-up, lobby, and island configurations. The equipment model and its location shape the installation.
- Equipment model and manufacturer information
- Site readiness, access, and positioning
- Power and communications coordination
Bank construction
The physical setting matters.
Bank construction and turnkey operations connect the physical site with the financial equipment it needs. Discuss your facility, proposed equipment location, and project requirements with ACT.
- Photos, drawings, and existing conditions
- Physical changes and project boundaries
- Site access and coordination with other contractors
Rigging & installation
From arrival to final position.
Rigging and installation for ATMs, ITMs, and teller cash recyclers (TCRs). Equipment dimensions, weight, handling requirements, and the route into the site shape the plan.
- Access route, turns, doorways, and working space
- Equipment dimensions and handling information
- Delivery arrangements and on-site contacts
Software & bring live
The final connection.
Software updates, downloads, and bring-live support coordinated with the equipment requirements and the bank or vendor technical team.
- Model and software requirements
- Responsible technical contacts
- Installation date and bring-live window
Built around
your location.
Some configurations overlap. A drive-up or walk-up unit may be through-the-wall or freestanding.
Through-the-wall
The operating face integrates into an exterior wall, with service access behind the unit. Share opening dimensions, wall construction, equipment specifications and photographs of both sides so the fit and access can be reviewed.
Discuss this installationDrive-up
Customers approach in a vehicle. Review the lane layout, stopping position, island or wall configuration, and available work area. Include photographs showing the approach and any existing protective equipment.
Discuss this installationWalk-up
Customers approach on foot. Discuss the pedestrian route, surrounding space, unit position, and access for installation.
Discuss this installationLobby
Equipment sits inside the institution. Doorways, turns, floor transitions and the final position shape the handling route. Branch activity, installation access and the work window should be discussed together.
Discuss this installationIsland
Freestanding equipment sits on a separate island. Site drawings, supporting surface, connections, and delivery access help define the scope.
Discuss this installationBuilt for your
next project.
Early plans are welcome. These details help us understand the work, the site, and the people who need to be involved.
Where will it go?
Share the location, installation type, site photos and available drawings. Note entrances, turns, working space and the proposed final position.
When can work happen?
Include target dates, branch operating hours and access restrictions. Identify your on-site contact and any delivery arrangements already in place.
Who’s involved?
Let us know which bank, equipment vendor and technical contacts are involved. Discuss site readiness, connections and the intended bring-live window with our team.
Let’s bring your
project together.
Share the equipment, site location, target dates, and the work you need. A clear scope starts with a conversation.
Discuss a project