AAM Database Administrator — creates a database structure in Access format or in a MySQL database. It provides import and export utilities, SQL queries, and a method of creating and managing groups and individual users. The Administrator operates in an Admin mode to do all of the above, and a staff mode to create and modify users.
AAM User Account Manager — a tool used by staff to add or deduct funds for a user, or in self-service mode a different interface permits a user to query his or her account balances and deposit funds into the account using a credit card (with eCommerce Services) or cash (using a vending device or Network Add Value Station).
Web Query for AAM — a set of scripts that run on a web server to provide self-service or staff access to a variety of built-in reports including cash reconciliation, user account queries, daily transaction reports, and many others.
The rest of the functionality is built into the individual products that take advantage of the AAM database.
