Wynta Analytics isn’t a dashboard you check — it’s an agent that works the way your best analyst would. It watches every product in the stack around the clock, raises the alarm the moment something’s wrong, and takes the first action itself instead of waiting for someone to log in.
The agent runs the same loop, continuously, on every product it’s watching — with the reasoning behind every step visible, not hidden in a black box.
Reads GGR, bonus burn, affiliate traffic, churn signals, and VIP behavior continuously — not on a schedule, not when someone opens a report.
Raises the alarm with context — what happened, why it matters, what it's connected to — to the right person or channel, in seconds.
Where policy allows, it pauses a bonus code, holds a payout, or mutes a campaign on its own — and logs exactly what it did and why, for you to review or reverse.
By the time a weekly report shows churn creeping up or a bonus campaign getting farmed, the loss is already booked. Analytics needs to work like an early-warning system, not a filing cabinet.
Analytics and AI aren’t products you turn on separately — they’re the layer underneath whichever products you run, in any combination. Run one. Run all three. The board underneath doesn’t change.
Every category has a defined signal and a defined response — what the agent watches for, and what it does about it.
Device clustering, sign-up velocity, and wagering pattern matches that indicate coordinated abuse.
Bot traffic, self-referral loops, and inflated CPA patterns across affiliate sources.
Behavioral drift across session frequency, deposit gaps, and engagement decay by segment.
High-value player disengagement signals, flagged before a retention offer is even needed.
GGR, deposit, and withdrawal patterns that deviate from the expected range per product or table.
CRM campaigns tracked against expected lift in real time, not post-mortem.
Baselines adjust per product, per operator, per season — a spike that's normal during a tournament isn't flagged the same way it would be on a quiet Tuesday.
Ask a direct question in plain language instead of filtering a dashboard by hand.
Every alert ships with the “why,” not just the “what” — the contributing signals are visible, not a black box.
