Operator reports
Support operational reporting and agreed settlement.
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Operator reports, trackers, and BI serve different jobs. Compare them with analytics of behavior inside the game.
Start with available data and access boundaries. Then establish which part of the question your current stack answers.
| Question | Required data | What to agree |
|---|---|---|
| Where did the player come from? | Source and identifier | Matching rule |
| What happened in the game? | Game-event stream | Event types and completeness |
| Who returned? | Identifier and time | Cohort and observation window |
| Who sees the result? | Agreed metric set | Permissions and access scope |
Support operational reporting and agreed settlement.
Retains acquisition, click, and campaign context.
Combines company data sources and analysis rules.
A tool cannot create unavailable data. If your current stack already has game events linked to sources, compare methodology, access rights, and maintenance cost before adding a layer.
Explore the right scenario for your games or traffic sources: player analytics, attribution, and collaboration between providers and affiliates.
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