Betable will showcase its single-stack iGaming platform and AI data layer, Copilot ATOM, at SBC Summit 2026 in Lisbon, positioning the technology as a way for operators to turn live data into direct answers rather than relying on dashboards.
Copilot ATOM allows operators to ask questions in plain language, such as why gross gaming revenue (GGR) has declined in a market or where a payment issue is coming from, and receive answers based on live data.
“Operators don’t want another dashboard; they want an answer,” Daniel Shannon, VP of Marketing at Betable, said. “Copilot is built to close that gap: ask a question, get the answer, and see the next action, rather than spending an afternoon working out what the numbers mean.”
Betable’s platform brings player accounts, payments, casino and sportsbook products onto a single stack and player record. According to the company, the consistency provides the foundation for Copilot ATOM to deliver insights across markets rather than from isolated data sets.
The platform also allows operators to configure local payment methods, languages and regulatory requirements for individual markets while using the same core technology.
“Localisation isn’t an afterthought bolted onto a generic product,” Shannon said. “It’s a configuration on a platform that already works. That’s what lets us add a market without adding a rebuild.”
Betable will present the platform and Copilot ATOM at SBC Summit 2026 in Lisbon, highlighting the combination of a consistent core platform, local market configuration and AI-powered data analysis for operators expanding internationally.