platform
One core that runs the whole operation.
This page tells the story of what Flexi itself does, from the player's balance to your team's permissions.
chapter 1 · the core
Platform & PAM.
PAM stands for Player Account Management: the core system that runs player accounts, wallets, balances and the controls around them.
Accounts, operational control, reporting and permission-based roles live here. The proof on the right is real: a player wallet and the back-office player card, same numbers on both sides.
chapter 2 · the capabilities
What lives inside.
A 360° view of every player: accounts, activity, limits and controls, with permission-based roles for your team.
chapter 3 · the front of house
Three operators, three different frontends, one platform.
Adaptability here means structure, navigation and content priorities, not a recolour. Flick through the real examples.
chapter 4 · growing
The same core, taking new shapes.
New brand instances on the same core, each with its own look and rules.
Market configurations for content, payments and compliance, switched per territory.
100+ supported currencies, displayed the way each player expects.
Online and retail as one operation, not two systems glued together.
uptime
supported currencies
release cadence
specialist support
chapter 5 · ways to run it
Fully managed.
You own it. We run it. Flexi platform, Flexi front end, hosted and operated by us. Most operators run this way.
Flexible setup.
The platform configured and integrated around how you already operate: your tools, your team, your market.
Own frontend.
Keep your own front end and let Flexi run the core underneath. There is an open API for exactly this, and we run everything behind it.
Weeks, not months.
Design & alignment
design presentation · integration scoping
Stage setup & payment integrations
content, wallets & games · payment sandbox integrations
Testing & client preview
end-to-end testing · client preview on stage
Production & go-live
production setup · soft launch · go-live
A standard project goes live in 4 to 6 weeks. Certifications and additional integrations can extend the plan. We show you the full timeline before we start.
And after go-live, nobody disappears.
The team that gets you live stays involved, with specialist support seven days a week when you need it most. A platform release lands roughly every 3 weeks, so the product you launched on keeps moving.
Ready to get started?
Let’s talk about your market, your setup and what it takes to get you live.