Every tool wants a copy
Another vendor, another export of your player database leaving your environment.
AI on your data, not a copy of it.
Bounty runs inside your environment on your governed metrics, with role-based access and a clear data path. Give teams self-service without giving up control.
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TodayEvery new tool wants its own copy of the player database.
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WhyBounty runs in your environment. No copy of your database leaves it.
Sound familiar?
What slows teams like yours down.
Self-service versus control
Business teams want answers; you own the access model that keeps data safe.
Definitions live in each tool
Every dashboard reimplements NGR, and the numbers drift apart.
What you use
The parts of Bounty your team lives in.
- Answers on a governed metric layer, one definition
- Teach and review business context before it is used
- Access per category, so teams see their own views
- Data Freshness by domain
- Role and permission model across products
What makes it different for CTO and engineering
What your team gets that a dashboard cannot give.
- It tells you when the data is behind.Data Freshness shows each data domain as fresh, behind, stale or unknown, so nobody makes a decision on yesterday's numbers by mistake.
- One definition of every number.GGR, NGR, FTD and bonus cost are defined once, with the assumptions written down in Report Settings. Finance, CRM and the board read the same figure.
- It learns your business, with your approval.Teach Bounty that a campaign ended or a rule changed. A reviewer approves it first, and only then does it shape later answers, so the workspace remembers what your team knows.
A typical day
How the work flows.
- 01ConnectConnect and test your data source, map it to the metric layer.
- 02ScopeSet roles, permissions and category access.
- 03Open upTeams get self-service answers within their scope.
- 04MonitorFreshness and access events stay visible.
Over time
Fewer tools, one workspace.
Start by connecting one data source and one team. Over time, standardise the metric layer and the access model across the business, so every team asks the same governed numbers without a copy of the database leaving your environment.
FAQ
CTO and engineering: common questions
Does a copy of our database leave our environment?
No. Bounty runs on your infrastructure. Your player data stays in your environment, and you control access.
What does warehouse-native mean in practice?
Bounty works against your governed data and metric layer rather than holding a separate copy. The exact data path is drawn out with you during onboarding, including what is retained and for how long.
How is access controlled?
Roles and permissions are set per product and category, with login history and a consent log reviewable by administrators.
How do we keep metric definitions consistent?
Bounty answers on a governed metric layer with supported definitions, and business context that teams add is reviewed before it is used, so definitions do not drift per tool.
Other teams
Bounty across the operation.
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- CRM and marketingSpend bonus budget where it earns, and plan the next campaign.Explore
- FinanceExplain the P&L, cashflow and payments in minutes.Explore
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Pilot: your data, in your environment. Demo: sample data, access reviewed within one business day.