In this section, you'll find detailed information about player lists, email lists, balances, bonuses, and restrictions.
Date filtering is located in the top right of the dashboard
By clicking on the default date shown, a date modal will pop-up, in which the user can select the date the report needs to be filtered by
In the bottom of the calendars, the user can also select a time frame
Once the filtering set up is complete, click 'Apply'

Pivot Modes are located in all report dashboards.
In the right of the screen locate the option named 'Columns', and click on it:
Pivot Mode Enable:
When enabled, the Pivot Mode will automatically group accordingly to the selection you clicked on.
For example, if activating Pivot Mode and clicking 'Users' in the Graded Wagers report, the report will automatically group by 'Users'.
Pivot Mode Disable:The wagering reports section offers a wide range of filtering options, allowing users to customize the reports to meet their specific needs
The user can sort by: grade date, wager date, product, all wagers, graded wagers, online customers, etc. and as you choose from the different options, the widgets will dynamically update to reflect the changes.
Generating a report for a specific product is simple: click the filtering option in the 'product' column and choose or remove the check from the relevant product (including in-play, prematch, casino and/or horses)
Steps for product filtering:

Tab where the user can search a customer by a combination of multiple alternatives, such:
Customer ID, Customer Name, Agent, Date of Birth, Affiliate ID, Nationality, etc
User can either use the default search bars or filter by column:

Tab where the user can locate emails of accounts whom have accepted to receive promotional emails when the account was created















In sports betting, a rollover refers to the number of times the client must wager the deposit and bonus before a withdraw of winnings is processed. Sportsbooks use rollover requirements to prevent bonus abuse and ensure that players use their bonus funds to place bets on their platform.
The Rollover is an 'x' amount of times the money has to be used, in our product, based on the Bonus.
The 'Base amount' is the one that counts towards the Rollover, that means, the lower amount between the Risk and Win is the amount that will impact the deduction of the Rollover.













