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SOFTSWISS rolls out Notification Center to strengthen player retention

SOFTSWISS has introduced a new Notification Center within its Casino Platform, designed to help operators communicate with players more effectively directly inside the casino interface, improving engagement, retention, and overall gaming experience.

The new feature addresses one of the industry’s long-standing challenges – ensuring that important messages actually reach players. The Notification Center acts as a centralised in-site inbox where all communications are stored in one place, allowing players to easily access messages whenever they return to the platform. Unlike email or web-push notifications, which are often missed or limited by user activity, the inbox ensures that no messages are lost.

The Notification Center also supports multiple message types and works seamlessly across both desktop and mobile devices, along with a wide range of scenarios, including promotional campaigns, feature updates, system and security-related messages. This unified approach closes common communication gaps by making notifications consistently visible, even for players who seldom check their email inbox.

By strengthening direct, in-platform communication with players, the Notification Center delivers measurable value for operators, including:

  • Detailed player segmentation with more relevant and targeted messages;
  • Clearer, more organised communication that encourages repeat visits;
  • Improved player awareness of feature updates and system changes;
  • More reliable delivery of compliance-critical messages, including KYC updates;
  • Higher player retention and lifetime value over time.

Together, these improvements are expected to increase deposit attempts and drive GGR growth within the first three months after launch.

Alexander Lupych, Deputy Chief Product Officer at SOFTSWISS, commented on the release: “The Notification Center is another step towards a true player-first approach. It allows players to receive real-time notifications and provides operators with more accurate analytics on their communication campaigns. Players now have an inbox with convenient categorisation of incoming messages, including real-time websocket notifications and Customer.io messages, all accessible within the platform.”

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