Octavian Lab signs with Flows Automation Technology

On Friday, December 23^rd, 2022, the Italian gaming giant and betting platform, Octavian Lab, agreed to sign with Flows Automation Technology for the delivery of its no-code innovative online gaming platform. The developer provides a completely managed casino and sportsbook operation in the Italian market as well as other international global markets. This new partnership will allow its customer base to amplify and expand its business by manufacturing some of the features and applications without code, and fast-track their progress and incorporation through Flows automation technology to produce a first-class customer experience.

Flows automation technology was originally made to be the most dubious piece of software on the sports betting and online gaming market, that will rest next to any other member of technology that a company may enable it to revolutionize liberally and without limitation. The plug – in no – code technology platform, is supplementing the organizations by fast-tracking the developing integrations of a single gambling interface as well as the workflow automation tool. Flows collaborates with affiliate networks, providers, and suppliers all the same.

Media Statements

The CEO of Octavian Lab, Emanuele Nocentelli, stated, “We are delighted to close this year 2022 with this deal by announcing our partnership with Flows. We share the same philosophy in creating incredible gaming experiences and I’m sure our partnership will deliver big returns. We are eager to take advantage of the benefits of Flows’ unique software”

The Director of Sales at Flows, Domenico Mazzola, explained, “It’s great to see a young dynamic supplier recognize the importance of innovation and the true benefits that Flows can bring to their customers. We are excited to have partnered with Octavian Lab and are looking forward to welcoming their customers to Flows and to see how they will utilize our no – code technology to supercharge their customers’ experience and their business.”