Create the event once.
Everything else lives on it.
Teams, schedule, officials, staff, money. One record from the day you open registration to the night you settle up, and every change reaches the people it touches.
Build the event and fill it
Set up the tournament, open it to teams, and let the schedule and the officials follow from the teams that registered.
Open team signup
Teams register, pay and upload rosters and waivers in one flow. Balances, clearance and who still owes are on one screen.
Build pools and brackets from your teams
Divisions, pools and brackets come from the registered teams. Courts and time slots are laid out for you, and you move what you want to move.
Post games to officials
Set crew size, hours and rate per court, per day. Officials see the work, accept what they want, and you watch coverage as one number.
Staff every court
Court monitors, supervisors, scorers and the check-in desk are scheduled on the same board, with the same rates and the same payout.
Run a camp inside the tournament
Claim courts and hours for a referee camp. Those games become camp games, campers are placed on them, and clinicians evaluate from courtside.
Tell everyone once
Event details, housing, arrival and rules go out to teams, officials and staff from one place, in the channel each person chose.
Run game day from one board
The floor tells you what is wrong. You fix it, and the fix tells everyone it affects.
Move a game, everyone already knows
Change a time, a court or a day. Both teams, the assigned officials and the court staff get one message each. Everyone else hears nothing.
See problems, not everything
An empty seat, a late crew, a no-show. Problems rise to the top with the fix already suggested. Everything that is fine stays quiet.
Know who is actually here
Officials and staff check in by scan at the court. Attendance is what happened, not what somebody remembered on Monday.
Ask instead of digging
Which teams have not paid? Who is free at 10:40? Scout answers from your event and drafts the message. You send it.
Settle up and prove it
Money follows what actually happened. The wrap report is ready before you leave the building.
Pay officials and staff Sunday night
Each person is paid for the games they worked, at that court-day rate. Anyone missing a W-9 is named with the reason, not silently skipped.
Close the books on teams
Team payments in, refunds and adjustments out, and a balance per team that matches what the registration record says.
Hand over the wrap report
Games played, coverage, attendance, spend and incidents in one report you can hand to a partner, a sponsor or a venue.
1099s at year end
Every payout is already tracked. Year-end forms are generated from what the platform paid, not reconstructed from a spreadsheet.
First event live in ten minutes.
Free to start. Build the event and, depending on your playbook, open it to teams, post your games to officials, or both. Nothing to sign, nobody to call.