Fusionbox
Product sources reviewedIdentity partially verifiedFusionbox sells custom Python, Django, mobile, data, UX, security, DevOps, maintenance, and team services. Its qualifying gambling work is the Colorado Lottery digital estate: supplier and Lottery materials identify website, mobile-app, custom-software, retailer-interface, analytics, accessibility, and feature-delivery work.
Fusionbox's current site identifies a Denver software agency at 2031 Curtis Street, and current Colorado Lottery material names Fusionbox, Inc. as a Lottery vendor. A current Colorado company-data mirror maps Fusionbox, Inc. to entity ID 20021289757 in good standing. Direct entity-detail output from the Colorado register was unavailable during review, so the mapping remains partially rather than fully verified.
Fusionbox Lottery Digital Development
LotteryFirst PartyAvailability: StandaloneFusionbox sells custom Python, Django, mobile, data, UX, security, DevOps, maintenance, and team services. Its qualifying gambling work is the Colorado Lottery digital estate: supplier and Lottery materials identify website, mobile-app, custom-software, retailer-interface, analytics, accessibility, and feature-delivery work.
The official quarterly report makes the delivery layer inspectable by naming web and app changes, retailer-upload remediation, and translation work. Official RFP answers separately show analytics compiled under the digital-agency contract, while current drawing guidelines continue to name Fusionbox, Inc. as a Lottery vendor.
This is public-lottery digital product and integration engineering. It is not evidence that Fusionbox owns or operates the Lottery central gaming system, drawings, retailer network, prize and player databases, game rules, payment flows, regulator decisions, or every site component. Those systems and roles must stay separate in procurement.
Integration: A new engagement should identify the exact public and staff interfaces, Lottery and third-party systems, system-of-record owners, APIs and data, player and retailer accounts, cloud and app-store accounts, accessibility target, security and privacy controls, repositories, infrastructure code, background IP, newly written code, testing, release authority, uptime and recovery, analytics access, incident duties, documentation, maintenance, support, and exit handover. Do not use the Colorado reference to infer access, authority, or transferable rights in another lottery or gambling system.
- Current Service
Fusionbox currently offers custom Python and Django development, UX, data, security, DevOps, maintenance, code review, and staff augmentation
Current vendor-described service scope
- Vendor Reported2026-07-13
- Named Lottery Work
Colorado Lottery and Fusionbox materials identify website, mobile-app, retailer-interface, analytics, and custom-software delivery
Named digital-property work; metrics and outcomes not reused
- Independently Checked2026-07-13
- Current Vendor Reference
Current Colorado Lottery drawing guidelines still name Fusionbox, Inc. as a Lottery vendor
Current vendor relationship signal; exact present work order not published
- Independently Checked2026-07-13
- Identity Boundary
Official Lottery material names Fusionbox, Inc., while a current company-data mirror maps the same name and address to Colorado entity ID 20021289757 in good standing
Direct official entity-detail result remains outstanding
- Independently Checked2026-07-13
- Excluded System Scope
The reviewed evidence does not establish Fusionbox ownership of lottery games, drawings, the central gaming system, ticket and retailer settlement, prize payment, the authoritative player database, or regulatory decisions
Do not expand the proven digital-product boundary
- Unresolved2026-07-13
Delivery options
Client-owned lottery digital properties built, integrated, maintained, and handed over through a scoped custom-software engagement.
- Operator license
- Operator
- Merchant of record
- Operator
- Player data controller
- Unknown
Included
- + Discovery, UX, architecture, and delivery expressly named in the statement of work
- + Python, Django, React Native, database, API, and front-end work within scope
- + Testing, accessibility, security, DevOps, analytics, maintenance, and support expressly contracted
- + Documentation, source, account, and knowledge handover defined in the agreement
Not included
- ! Lottery operation, game and drawing authority, license, retailer network, prize payment, or merchant responsibility
- ! Central gaming, transaction, ticket, winner, or player-database ownership inferred from digital-property work
- ! Third-party systems, content, data, accounts, and intellectual property not expressly included
- ! Colorado scope, timing, availability, metrics, or outcomes as a guarantee for another engagement
- + The Colorado Lottery itself publishes concrete web, app, retailer-interface, analytics, and feature evidence instead of leaving the client relationship as a logo claim.
- + The reviewed report exposes the actual delivery layer and separates digital work from the Lottery's wider gaming and drawing operations.
- + Fusionbox currently sells the underlying Python, mobile, data, UX, security, DevOps, maintenance, and team services used in the reference.
- ! Most detailed technical evidence is historical; require the exact current Colorado work order or a comparable recent reference for a new procurement.
- ! Current official rules name Fusionbox as a vendor but do not assign the company every listed marketing, development, operations, or security function.
- ! Do not infer central lottery-system, ticket, retailer-settlement, prize, player-database, merchant, or regulatory responsibility from website and app work.
- ! The company identity is well aligned across supplier, client, and company-data sources, but direct current Colorado entity-detail output remains outstanding.
- ! Define source and infrastructure ownership, third-party dependencies, app and cloud accounts, data access, security, documentation, maintenance, and exit delivery in the contract.
- FusionboxVendorchecked 2026-07-13— Current company page describes an active Denver Python software agency, current team, and Colorado Lottery among its clients. Team, scale, and outcome claims are not used as procurement guarantees.
- FusionboxVendorchecked 2026-07-13— Current service page covers Python and Django development, project rescue, staff augmentation, code review, DevOps, maintenance, and upgrades, and calls Fusionbox the Colorado Lottery software-development agency of record. Unsupported performance language is excluded.
- FusionboxVendorchecked 2026-07-13— Current projects page identifies the Colorado Lottery website, mobile apps, and custom software components and names Python, Django, React Native, and PostgreSQL. It is supplier-authored scope evidence, not proof of Lottery-system ownership or outcomes.
- Colorado LotteryFilingchecked 2026-07-13— Officially hosted July 2021 report names Fusionbox work on Powerball Double Play web and app development, draw-day changes, retailer-upload timeout remediation, and translation files. The rendered report was visually reviewed; its old traffic, rating, and outcome metrics are not reused.
- Colorado LotteryFilingchecked 2026-07-13— Official RFP answers state that Fusionbox compiled website and mobile-app analytics from named systems under the Lottery's digital-agency contract. This supports an operational digital-service boundary, not permanent exclusivity or ownership of each data source.
- Colorado LotteryFilingchecked 2026-07-13— Current official drawing guidelines name Fusionbox, Inc. among Colorado Lottery vendors whose employees may work on marketing, development, operations, security, or related systems. The document does not assign Fusionbox every listed function or the separate database-provider role.
- City-DataIndependent Reviewchecked 2026-07-13— Current Colorado company-data mirror identifies Fusionbox, Inc., entity ID 20021289757, at the same 2031 Curtis Street address and reports good standing. Direct official entity-detail output was not available during review.
