Your BI team, freed from the ad-hoc queue.

Stakeholders ask Bounty in plain language and get answers on your governed definitions. Your analysts keep control of the data, and get their week back.

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TodayThe same NGR question lands in the BI queue every Monday.
NGR€1.84M-6.2%
Bonus cost€412K+18%
Share of the drop, by driver
Bonus cost52%
Sportsbook margin28%
Casino hold12%
Active players8%

WhyBonus cost explains about half of the drop, and sportsbook margin most of the rest.

Sound familiar?

What slows teams like yours down.

The request queue never ends

Every “quick number” becomes a ticket, and strategic work waits behind it.

Two dashboards, two answers

NGR here, NGR there, and a meeting spent arguing about the definition.

Nobody trusts the freshness

Teams present figures without knowing which domains are behind.

What you use

The parts of Bounty your team lives in.

ChatAsk in business language.
  • Definitions answered before any data request
  • Why questions open structured investigations
  • Teach Bounty approved business context
InsightsRepeatable views of the business.
  • KPI Cube with CSV, XLSX and PDF export
  • Daily Report for the management review

A typical day

How the work flows.

  1. 01ConnectConnect and test your business data source, then map it to the metric layer.
  2. 02GovernSet report assumptions, definitions and who sees which categories.
  3. 03Open upTeams ask Bounty directly; your analysts review, teach and approve context.
  4. 04Watch adoptionUsage monitoring shows which teams are active and who needs onboarding.

Over time

Fewer tools, one workspace.

Start on your warehouse and existing dashboards. Over time, move ad-hoc reporting, KPI monitoring and the weekly variance pack into Chat, Insights and Alerts, hand player-level follow-up to Pulse, and free senior analysts for modelling and architecture.

FAQ

Head of BI and Data: common questions

Does Bounty replace our BI tools?

It sits alongside them. Bounty answers operational questions in plain language on your governed metrics, so your BI team spends less time on repetitive requests and more on deeper work.

How do we keep metric definitions consistent?

Bounty answers on a governed metric layer with supported definitions for measures like GGR, NGR, FTD and net cashflow. Business context that teams add is reviewed before it is used.

Can we see how fresh the data is?

Yes. Data Freshness shows the latest date per data group and marks each one as fresh, warning, stale or unknown.

Other teams

Bounty across the operation.

Bring Bounty to your team.

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Pilot on your data

Pilot: your data, in your environment. Demo: sample data, access reviewed within one business day.