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iGaming software provider SOFTSWISS has launched Games List, a new feature in its Game Aggregator back office designed to centralise and simplify game catalogue management for operators.
The company said the tool is designed to give operators a unified view of their entire game catalogue, reducing the need for manual processes and cross-system checks as they expand into multiple regulated markets.
As operators scale into new jurisdictions, tasks such as enabling games, reviewing market availability, and managing content metadata often require switching between multiple systems. The Games List feature consolidates these functions into a single interface, allowing centralized access to game data and faster content operations.
Within the interface, operators can filter titles by provider, category, feature set, Return to Player (RTP), volatility, release date, and other attributes. Each game entry also includes a detailed breakdown covering mechanics, supported devices, licensing information, and mathematical characteristics.
SOFTSWISS highlighted several key use cases for the feature, including comparing games based on technical and content parameters to support portfolio decisions, reviewing provider and title-level data in a structured format without the need for manual data aggregation, and checking licence coverage as well as market availability before launching titles.
“Operators often tell us that managing a large game portfolio can be challenging and time-consuming,” said Gretta Kockonan, Head of Business Development and Partner Studios at SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator. “They need better tools to navigate available content and identify opportunities for portfolio optimisation.”
“The Games List provides a clear and transparent overview of the catalogue, helping teams discover relevant content faster and make more informed decisions aligned with player preferences.”
SOFTSWISS also confirmed plans to extend the feature with an upcoming Export function, enabling operators to download catalogue data for use outside the Game Aggregator back office..