What one integration covers — game integration, settlement data, the operations console and technical support. What is standard and what is separate, set out here.
Not sold separately; they come together in one contract.
The only spec you implement is ours. Per-vendor differences and spec changes are absorbed on our side.
Change visibility and policy yourself, without a separate request to each vendor.
Report cycles and line items that differ by vendor, mapped onto a single schema. The reconciliation work disappears.
A dedicated contact through the integration period, and a 24-hour incident channel once you are live.
From enquiry to live. The sandbox comes at the first step.
We go through your platform structure and the vendors you need. Sandbox account and docs are handed over at this step.
Integration scope, settlement cycle and response standards written into the contract as numbers.
Your engineers integrate against the spec and GG Labs verifies it with test scenarios.
Monitoring and settlement data start with launch. After that, adding a vendor is a switch in the console.
The first question in every sales meeting. Here it is as a table.
| Item | Standard contract | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Vendor integration and spec upkeep | Included | Includes vendor additions and spec-change handling |
| Game Control Console | Included | No account limit |
| Settlement reports | Included | Cycle agreed at contract |
| Sandbox | Included | Provided before signing |
| Dedicated support during integration | Included | Becomes the incident channel once live |
| 24-hour incident intake | Included | |
| Custom reports, additional integration work | Separate | Quoted after scoping |
| Game lobby and front-end UI | Not provided | Built on the partner platform |
The four that come up in every first meeting.
Yes. If your wallet structure is hard to change, start on Transfer and move to Seamless later. On switching, vendor integrations stay as they are and only callbacks are added on your side.
None on your side. GG Labs integrates the new vendor and you switch it on in the console. Commercial terms follow the scope clause in the contract.
GG Labs consolidates per-vendor settlement data into one format. The cycle is set at contract, and you can take it as report files or over the API.
It depends on your engineering resource, but typically 2–4 weeks. Because the sandbox and test scenarios come first, most of that window is your own implementation time.
Sandbox account and integration docs open before the contract.