Enteractive to bring player reactivation to the stage at ICE London 2019

Enteractive CEO Mikael Hansson talks to European Gaming about his company’s first ever appearance at ICE and why adding the human touch to customer engagement along with new technology will drive players to re-deposit with operators

European Gaming: This year marks the first time that Enteractive will be exhibiting at ICE London, what was the thinking taking a stand at the ExCeL London?

Mikael Hansson (MH): Strategically, and along with us celebrating our 10^th anniversary, it’s the perfect time for us to showcase our leading player retention solutions to the wider industry. The company has grown considerably in recent times with our recently launched (Re)activation Cloud now live with many operators across Europe, and ICE London gives us the ideal platform to speak to a wider audience.

Our debut appearance at the exhibition also comes at a time when regulatory changes are having a major impact on the global gaming industry, and we feel that our products can make a real difference for operators. We specialise in player reactivation, which will become a major focus in the marketplace over the coming months as regulators introduce stricter marketing procedures that will make it even harder to attract and acquire new customers.

European Gaming: What will Enteractive be exhibiting at stand N9-252? Do you have an exciting new product that you are showcasing?

MH: We’ll be exhibiting our innovative new (Re)activation Cloud service, which is an AI-driven platform built for large-scale personal player retention, as well as strengthening customer loyalty and improving responsible gambling measures. Through (Re)activation Cloud, operators can re-engage their player base with our industry leading one-to-one personal player conversations, resulting in up to 50% of players re-depositing.

Following a seamless API integration, CRM managers will have access to a real-time dashboard that gives them the ability to monitor player survey results, as well as responsible gambling measures, while all scheduling and optimisation is AI-driven.

European Gaming: What sets Enteractive’s approach to player reactivation apart from your competition?

MH: We’ve been specialising in player reactivation and retention for more than 10 years and implementing the human touch to our approach has been a major factor in our success. This personal approach helps operators to understand exactly what their players want from their gaming experience. Rather than send them a generic email bonus offer, we find that talking to them directly can be beneficial in finding out their likes and dislikes, as well as other circumstances that may influence their gaming habits.

Along with this, we have invested many resources into our technology, which complements our personal approach. Our (Re)activation Cloud, gives an operator full control of their reactivation campaign, whilst investing in full security and responsible gaming.

European Gaming: How will new technology like artificial intelligence enhance the process of player reactivation?

MH: Leaning on a cloud platform that incorporates artificial intelligence will significantly improve the method of player reactivation. Operator marketing teams will be able to deploy a procedure where they can automate how players are approached, pinpointing exactly who should be contacted, at the ideal time, and understanding why they are being approached in the first place.

New technology will also help to enhance security measures when contacting players. The introduction of GDPR means proper procedures need to be in place to handle sensitive customer information and storing such data via a cloud platform ensures it is safeguarded.

We firmly believe that incorporating modern technology, alongside the traditional human touch to player reactivation, will drive engagement and revenues for operators, as well as securing the long-term

Enteractive will be at stand N9-252, exhibiting its full range of player retention solutions. To find out more or to book a meeting, please contact [email protected].