Sanction it, fill it, draw it, publish it.
A championship is a chain of deadlines with money and eligibility hanging off each one. This module holds the whole chain — from an organiser's application through the entry window and the draw to the certificate the runner-up downloads that evening.
Seeding follows the last published ranking, so a draw made in September can still be explained in March.
50%
less administrative time across an entry cycle
95%
faster certificate distribution
None
spreadsheets running alongside the platform
What it changes
- One chain, not five handoversFrom an organiser's application to the certificate the runner-up downloads that evening, nothing is re-keyed between steps.
- Deadlines that hold themselvesThe calendar enforces the order, so a closing date is a fact rather than a reminder somebody has to remember to send.
- A draw made from a clean listEligibility and payment settle at the moment of entry, so nothing has to be unpicked after the sheet is drawn.
Elsewhere in the platform
Bring us the season that went wrong.
The most useful first conversation is not a feature tour. Tell us about the registration deadline that collapsed, the ranking you could not defend, or the fees nobody can reconcile — and we will show you that part of the platform.
- A reply within two working days From someone who has run a federation season, not a form-handling queue.
- Your data, in the demo Send a spreadsheet of members or a past draw sheet and we will load it before we meet.
- A migration plan, in writing What moves, what cannot, and what it costs — before you commit to anything.