Roster Registration and Match Scheduling
The administrator records the team’s entry, confirmed roster, and match time. After a player substitution, the operations team can see who approved it and who needs to be notified.
Custom Development
League and esports team managers need to coordinate matches, broadcasts, and partner activations. We’ll build a CRM where a change to match time carries through to tasks for organizers, partners, and community editors.
These modules can be included in the project. We’ll agree on the scope and workflow rules after reviewing your processes.
The administrator records the team’s entry, confirmed roster, and match time. After a player substitution, the operations team can see who approved it and who needs to be notified.
The administrator checks the approved roster and eligibility for the current match. Each substitution records the approval time and the person responsible for notifications.
The manager records which agreed activations were delivered and collects supporting material. If the match moves, the calendar shows the related advertising and event tasks.
How teams can divide responsibilities and handle exceptions after rollout.
The administrator changes the time after the referee confirms it. The broadcast editor and the partner manager receive tasks to update the announcement and placement schedule.
The manager checks planned partner mentions against the broadcast recording. If a placement was missed, they record the replacement slot once it has been agreed.
We’ll use one match series and one partner for the pilot. The administrator manages match times and regions, the media team prepares announcements, and the partnerships manager records delivered activations. We’ll also cover roster substitutions and broadcast rescheduling.
Once we agree on the requirements, we design the screens, build a pilot, and try it against the agreed use cases. We plan the rollout and follow-on modules with your team.
Discuss the First PhaseThe start time can be stored on one event record and displayed in the relevant time zone. Any schedule change needs to reach every channel where the event was announced.
Each commitment can identify the broadcast, placement, and person responsible. After the event, staff attach the material or a link and submit the report for approval.
We’ll match teams, entries, player IDs, and matches. The administrator will review a sample of current eligibility records, approved substitutions, and time zones. The broadcast editor will check updated slots before the calendar is published.
A single round with a roster change or a rescheduled match is enough. We’ll check how the administrator’s decision reaches the team, referee, and broadcast editor. The estimate depends on entry sources, eligibility rules, and the scope of partner reporting.
Tell us your industry, describe one process you want to automate, and let us know which tools your team already uses.