The public site is a view of the record, not a copy of it.
Most federations run a website and a management system that know nothing about each other, so the rankings page is a PDF from three weeks ago. Here they are the same data. Publishing a ranking updates the public page because it is the same ranking.
yourfederation.org
Rankings
Updated just now
1
A. Moreau
4,820
2
L. Haddad
4,655
3
M. Silva
4,110
4
S. Tanaka
3,975
The rankings on the public page are the rankings in the office. Publishing one updates the other because they are the same.
Why it matters
- Never out of dateThe public site reads the same rankings and results the office works on. There is no second copy to keep in step, and no PDF to replace.
- Your own team can run itPages are composed from ready-made blocks in every language you publish, without a developer in the loop.
- Where your visitors actually come fromRanking and player pages are rendered for search in every language, and for most federations they are the single largest source of traffic.
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.