Flows has played a central role in the rollout of OlyBet’s new jackpot feature, providing the automation layer that supports the launch across the operator’s platform. The project highlights how workflow automation is being used to manage complex promotional mechanics without placing extra strain on internal teams.
Automation at the core of the rollout
The jackpot setup uses Flows to connect data, triggers and outcomes into a single operational flow. This allows OlyBet to run jackpot campaigns that react in real time to player activity, game events and predefined conditions. Instead of relying on manual checks or custom development for each update, the system handles logic, timing and distribution automatically.
Flows explained that this approach gives operators more freedom to adjust jackpot behaviour, test new ideas and scale promotions across markets while keeping everything stable. For OlyBet, it means jackpots can be launched and managed without disrupting the existing platform structure.
A practical use case for flexible promotion tools
OlyBet described the jackpot launch as part of its wider focus on keeping engagement tools fresh and responsive. By using Flows, the operator can introduce new jackpot formats, modify rules and monitor performance through one connected setup. This reduces development cycles and allows teams to react quickly based on player response.
The collaboration also shows how automation tools are increasingly used beyond back end processes, moving into live promotional environments where timing and accuracy are critical.
The jackpot feature is now live on OlyBet’s platform, with Flows continuing to run in the background to manage logic and execution. Both companies see the launch as a clear example of how no code automation can support faster product delivery and more adaptable player engagement strategies.
