September 9, London news. Platform service provider Pronet Gaming announced it has integrated the Flows orchestration platform into its entire tech stack, benefiting all 50+ operator brands under its umbrella simultaneously. The division of labor is clear: Pronet provides the platform, Flows handles connecting data and actions across systems.
Members, wallets, games, and payments each operate independently. Previously, launching a new gameplay feature across systems required scheduling development, integration testing, and QA, which took weeks. With the orchestration layer, operations teams can configure rules in the backend and they take effect immediately. Flows' published data shows it processes nearly 1 billion real-time events daily, and it includes an AI assistant called Flo that can generate automation workflows directly from voice or text descriptions.
Pronet is no small player. Founded in 1996, the company focuses on the Asian market, aggregating over 20,000 games from more than 100 providers, with over 1 million sporting events integrated annually. A platform provider of this scale treating automation as a full-stack standard signals a shift: competing on game library size alone is no longer enough—speed of launching new features matters too.
When doing platform solution selection, consider adding three questions to your checklist: Can campaigns and gameplay be configured in the backend? Does cross-system data flow require development involvement? After gaming API integration, to what extent is the upper-layer automation capability exposed? A responsive platform gives operations room to experiment—this is especially important for newly built platforms.