Compliable has launched its Key Licensing Module (KLM), giving its clients an ‘enhanced’ method to manage all necessary licensing to operate in the US.
The licensing firm’s newest product expands the capabilities of its licensing platform and allows executives to ‘easily and through a streamlined and simplified system’ manage licensing requirements and systems to expand across US jurisdictions.
Justin Stempeck, Chief Strategy Officer at Compliable, commented: “Compliable continues to find effective solutions to the licensing challenges faced by all operators, suppliers, and vendors in the US. The key licensing module is the latest arrow in our quiver and we are sure it will prove very useful for companies in this fast-growing market.”
This launch comes as lawmakers in Ohio release their first drafts in terms of key licensing forms for prospective operators. Compliable is therefore offering KLM to any companies interested in expanding into Ohio at no cost before the state’s launch.
Chris Oltyan, CEO of Compliable, added: “We are thrilled to introduce this Key Licensing Module to the industry. Compliable is already at the forefront of compliance and licensing in the US, and this module rounds out our platform to cover all the required licenses that operators need to stay compliant.
“We look forward to continuing to build out our feature set and being the premier technology provider for licensing compliance in the gaming space. We hope that Ohio sets the stage clearly and demonstrates how much faster and efficiently new state launches can go with the right technology partners.”
