Aggregation Platform
Single-API access to casino content from multiple game providers.
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Game Aggregator System (GAS)
Third-party casino-content aggregation through a single API and a shared operational and promotional back office.
The offering
What Game Aggregator System (GAS) does
GAS provides access to third-party casino, live-dealer, poker and other content through ESA’s common API. Operators can select content to suit their existing studio relationships and manage game sessions, reports and campaigns through the shared back office. Adding supported content can use the existing aggregation connection.
Content access and rights still depend on the selected providers and agreement. ESA’s onboarding description includes API documentation, content selection and integration testing with its QA team. Define launch permissions, wallet settlement, reporting and fault ownership for both ESA and the underlying content suppliers.
Who should explore it?
Operators and platforms consolidating third-party casino content through an aggregation connection.
- Connect several content suppliers through one integration
- Manage selected game sessions and campaigns in a common back office
Documented capabilities
- Single-API third-party aggregation
- Selectable studio and content scope
- Common session and reporting back office
- Campaign and content-enablement controls
Reported in the linked public sources. We have not independently tested these capabilities.
Product details
- Product role
- Third-party casino-content aggregator and common back office.Source
- Content scope
- Casino, non-traditional, live-dealer and poker content are offered through GAS.Source
- Connection
- Single API with content selection and activation through a common connection.Source
- Implementation
- ESA provides API documentation and integration/QA support; the operator applies the required implementation on its side.Source
Delivery & commercial details
- Delivery & integration
- ESA supplies API documentation and supports integration/QA testing. Agree operator-side implementation, provider enablement, wallet messages, reporting and incident escalation.
- Pricing
- Request aggregation, setup and content charges, minimum commitments and the responsibilities for underlying provider agreements.
Confirm market availability, rights, service levels and contractual terms for your implementation. API availability alone does not establish a named integration.
Buyer questions, answered
Can an operator select only part of the available content?
Yes. ESA describes taking content through a single API or choosing content suited to existing business needs and provider relationships.
SourceDoes ESA support integration testing?
Its onboarding process includes integration testing supported by the supplier’s integration and QA team. Agree the acceptance cases and responsibilities.
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