How does Alaska stop the same game key being sent twice?

Every upload runs pre-checks before anything goes live: duplicate detection, and a check of each code against its provider's format rules. On top of that, Alaska scans the whole system for duplicate keys every week and emails you if one turns up, so the same code is never handed out twice.

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Checks on every upload

  • Duplicate detection runs before any code goes live.
  • Each code is checked against its provider's format rules.
  • Live progress bars, then a visual batch analysis showing exactly what happened to every code.

A weekly scan of everything

Once a week Alaska scans the whole system for duplicate keys. If a duplicate turns up, you get an email, so it can be dealt with before it reaches a second recipient.

Automation without friction.

“Alaska transformed a complex, manual and very long key ingestion process into an automation, without friction, saving our team hours of manual work on every request.”

Emeric Polin
Engineering Project Manager · Bandai Namco Europe
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What if an import fails halfway?

Retry failed imports from the queue. The batch analysis shows exactly what happened to every code.

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