Migrate your Solitics data
Real-time B2C engagement platform with native gamification, behavioral segmentation, and sub-second event response. Dominant in iGaming, trading, and fintech verticals.
In its favor
Why people choose Solitics
The signal that keeps Solitics on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.
Real-time data response under one second keeps fast-moving verticals like iGaming and trading relevant to every user action as it happens, without waiting for batch jobs or daily syncs.
Unified profile layer aggregates data from CRM, back-office, trading platforms, and third-party feeds into a single customer view, eliminating the need to stitch multiple tools together manually.
Native gamification including missions, loyalty schemes, and widgets is built into the platform rather than requiring a separate vendor, keeping engagement mechanics on the same data stack.
Cross-channel campaign orchestration across email, SMS, push, WhatsApp, and in-app from a single dashboard reduces tool sprawl and removes the overhead of managing disconnected campaign tools.
The platform targets high-stakes B2C verticals with compliance requirements, providing built-in localization and multi-channel governance in one place.
Steep initial setup with data mapping and integration configuration creates a meaningful onboarding gap that frustrates teams expecting faster time-to-value, especially without dedicated technical support during the first weeks.
Advanced customization features that exceed the out-of-the-box UI require engineering involvement or direct support from Solitics, limiting what marketing teams can self-serve without a developer.
Pricing transparency is limited — hidden costs around setup fees, data migration, and annual renewal caps make budget planning difficult and can surprise teams at renewal time.
When the platform's performance or SLA does not meet expectations for mission-critical real-time engagement, switching costs are high because journey logic and gamification configurations are tightly coupled to the platform's proprietary data model.
Reasons to switch
Why people leave Solitics
The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing Solitics. Presented as facts, not knocks.
Platform scorecard
Strengths, weaknesses, and where Solitics fits
Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.
SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit
Strengths
Weaknesses
Where it works
Where it struggles
Pricing tiers
Solitics pricing overview
Solitics uses a custom, negotiated pricing model with no publicly available tier structure. Review and pricing intelligence sources flag setup fees, data migration costs, and training as additional line items beyond the subscription price. Annual renewal caps have been reported as a source of unexpected billing constraints, making it important to audit contract terms before migration scoping.
Not publicly disclosed
Tier 1 of 1
Custom pricing
What's included
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What gets migrated
Solitics object support
Object-by-object support for Solitics migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.
User Profiles
Fully supportedUser profiles in Solitics aggregate attributes, transaction history, and behavioral events from all integrated sources into a unified record. We export the full profile snapshot including custom attributes, lifecycle stage, and computed scores. Schema mapping handles naming differences between the source system and Solitics' profile field conventions.
Behavioral Events
Fully supportedRaw events (registration, deposit, withdrawal, trade, bet, login, custom actions) are first-class objects in Solitics. We preserve the full event sequence with timestamps and event properties. Events that use non-standard event naming conventions require field-level mapping before import into the destination system.
Segments
Fully supportedSegments in Solitics are live, rule-based definitions built from profile attributes and behavioral conditions. We export segment definitions as rule logic rather than static lists, allowing the destination to reproduce the same targeting criteria. Complex nested segment conditions are translated into equivalent expressions for the target platform.
User Journeys
Mapping requiredUser journeys define the automated workflows triggered by events or segment membership. Journey definitions, including entry conditions, branching logic, delay rules, and channel steps, are exported as structured configuration. Any journey steps referencing Solitics-native gamification mechanics or widgets must be re-implemented in the destination platform using its equivalent components.
Campaigns
Mapping requiredCampaigns are containers for content assets, scheduling, and audience targets. We export campaign metadata, targeting rules, content blocks, and performance history. Channel-specific content (WhatsApp templates, SMS scripts, push copy) is preserved as content, but channel delivery configuration must be re-established at the destination.
Gamification Configurations
Mapping requiredSolitics' Smart Gamification module stores mission definitions, loyalty point balances, widget configurations, and badge/achievement rules. These are platform-specific configurations that do not have direct equivalents in most destination systems. We export the full rule definitions so the destination team can re-implement the mechanics in their chosen tool.
Channel Assets
Mapping requiredContent assets — email templates, SMS message bodies, push notification copy, WhatsApp templates, in-app widgets — are exported as structured content. Localization settings and A/B test variants are preserved. Channel-level configuration (sender IDs, opt-in compliance settings) must be re-established at the destination due to regulatory and provider-specific requirements.
Integration Connectors
Not in this platformSolitics' integrations with external systems (trading platforms, sports feeds, bonus engines, BI tools) are configured connections rather than data objects. These are not migrated — they are re-established in the destination platform by the customer's technical team after migration is complete.
Custom Event Schemas
Mapping requiredSolitics allows definition of custom event types beyond the standard set. We export all custom event definitions and their property schemas. Mapping to the destination platform's event model requires a schema discovery pass before the migration to identify all non-standard event types in use.
Analytics and KPI Reports
Mapping requiredSolitics provides built-in analytics, custom KPI dashboards, and campaign performance reports. We export report definitions and historical data where accessible via API. Pre-built Solitics analytics reports do not transfer directly to BI platforms, but the underlying data can be re-platformed for reconstruction.
Owner and User Assignments
Mapping requiredJourney owners, campaign managers, and team-level access controls are exported as user references. Because Solitics uses an internal user model, we map these to the destination's user and role structure. Permissions must be manually reviewed post-migration.
| Object | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| User Profiles | Fully supported | User profiles in Solitics aggregate attributes, transaction history, and behavioral events from all integrated sources into a unified record. We export the full profile snapshot including custom attributes, lifecycle stage, and computed scores. Schema mapping handles naming differences between the source system and Solitics' profile field conventions. |
| Behavioral Events | Fully supported | Raw events (registration, deposit, withdrawal, trade, bet, login, custom actions) are first-class objects in Solitics. We preserve the full event sequence with timestamps and event properties. Events that use non-standard event naming conventions require field-level mapping before import into the destination system. |
| Segments | Fully supported | Segments in Solitics are live, rule-based definitions built from profile attributes and behavioral conditions. We export segment definitions as rule logic rather than static lists, allowing the destination to reproduce the same targeting criteria. Complex nested segment conditions are translated into equivalent expressions for the target platform. |
| User Journeys | Mapping required | User journeys define the automated workflows triggered by events or segment membership. Journey definitions, including entry conditions, branching logic, delay rules, and channel steps, are exported as structured configuration. Any journey steps referencing Solitics-native gamification mechanics or widgets must be re-implemented in the destination platform using its equivalent components. |
| Campaigns | Mapping required | Campaigns are containers for content assets, scheduling, and audience targets. We export campaign metadata, targeting rules, content blocks, and performance history. Channel-specific content (WhatsApp templates, SMS scripts, push copy) is preserved as content, but channel delivery configuration must be re-established at the destination. |
| Gamification Configurations | Mapping required | Solitics' Smart Gamification module stores mission definitions, loyalty point balances, widget configurations, and badge/achievement rules. These are platform-specific configurations that do not have direct equivalents in most destination systems. We export the full rule definitions so the destination team can re-implement the mechanics in their chosen tool. |
| Channel Assets | Mapping required | Content assets — email templates, SMS message bodies, push notification copy, WhatsApp templates, in-app widgets — are exported as structured content. Localization settings and A/B test variants are preserved. Channel-level configuration (sender IDs, opt-in compliance settings) must be re-established at the destination due to regulatory and provider-specific requirements. |
| Integration Connectors | Not in this platform | Solitics' integrations with external systems (trading platforms, sports feeds, bonus engines, BI tools) are configured connections rather than data objects. These are not migrated — they are re-established in the destination platform by the customer's technical team after migration is complete. |
| Custom Event Schemas | Mapping required | Solitics allows definition of custom event types beyond the standard set. We export all custom event definitions and their property schemas. Mapping to the destination platform's event model requires a schema discovery pass before the migration to identify all non-standard event types in use. |
| Analytics and KPI Reports | Mapping required | Solitics provides built-in analytics, custom KPI dashboards, and campaign performance reports. We export report definitions and historical data where accessible via API. Pre-built Solitics analytics reports do not transfer directly to BI platforms, but the underlying data can be re-platformed for reconstruction. |
| Owner and User Assignments | Mapping required | Journey owners, campaign managers, and team-level access controls are exported as user references. Because Solitics uses an internal user model, we map these to the destination's user and role structure. Permissions must be manually reviewed post-migration. |
Gotchas
What to watch for in Solitics migrations
Issues we've hit on past Solitics migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.
Custom event schemas require discovery pass before migration
Gamification logic does not transfer between platforms
Integration connectors are not migrated data objects
Renewal caps and pricing model changes at annual renewal
Channel compliance settings are destination-specific
| Severity | Issue |
|---|---|
| High | Custom event schemas require discovery pass before migration |
| High | Gamification logic does not transfer between platforms |
| Medium | Integration connectors are not migrated data objects |
| Medium | Renewal caps and pricing model changes at annual renewal |
| Low | Channel compliance settings are destination-specific |
Leaving Solitics?
Where Solitics customers move next
12 destinations Solitics can migrate to.
How a Solitics migration works
Four steps, Solitics-specific
Connect
Token-based — unique authentication token generated from the Solitics dashboard into Solitics. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.
Map
We translate Solitics-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.
Sample
Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate Solitics quirks before production.
Migrate
Full migration with Solitics rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.
FAQ
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