Flowics develops a platform for remote and in-studio production of live graphics and interactive content. The Stats Perform Connector is now able to work with Flowics Graphics.

“Now sports broadcasters that wish to integrate sports data and statistics from Stats Perform into their live productions can do so without the need of any custom development, thanks to this new native connector,” says Gabriel Baños, Flowics CEO and founder.

The Stats Perform Connector is available now as an add-on to a Flowics Graphics subscription. The add-on fee will depend on the number of sports and competitions in the broadcaster’s contract.

The integration is possible because Flowics is now an official partner of Stats Perform, a sports tech leader in data and AI, and a member of the company’s Sports Partners Intelligence Network (SPIN).

Live data integration into broadcast graphics is still a big pain point for many broadcasters when working with real-time stats, especially in sports. The Stats Perform Connector aims to simplify the creation of broadcast graphics with live sports data and statistics. By using this connector, Stats Perform and Flowics’ mutual clients can easily integrate sports statistics from dozens of sports and competitions (according to their contracts) without needing any custom development or complex engineering to parse and acquire data.

Baños explains, “The integration of Stats Perform APIs into the Flowics platform abstracts the complexity of data feeds, which is handled internally by Flowics External Connectors architecture. The result is ease of operation and reduced time for creating data-driven broadcast graphics.”

The connector supports multiple sports and competitions, including games from all soccer leagues and the NBA, NHL, MLB, and NFL. Users will simply need to configure their authentication keys into the system, and the Flowics connector will take care of the rest. This connector, like all other data connectors available in Flowics Graphics, supports data augmentations, meaning that clients can extend the original datasets provided by Stats Perform with additional fields, including translations (for multi-language support) and images such as team shields and player photos.

“Sports data providers offer an extensive range of sports statistics, but given the complexity of certain feeds and the effort required to produce broadcast graphics, clients end up using just a small fraction of all the data available,” Baños said. “Through this new integration and partnership with Stats Perform, we are solving this problem.”