02Federations

KentroSight for federations — clubs, calendar and results in one network.

Administration, national calendar and results, from the federation down to every athlete.

Federation network

From the federation to the athlete, in one connected network.

Every level sees what belongs to it. Clubs also connect directly with one another for athlete transfers and results sharing from other clubs’ events — not only with the federation.

Illustrative structure; SKOE is cited only as a type of organization, not as a partner.

  1. 01 · e.g. SKOE

    Federation

    Registries, championships, rankings and reports across the network.

  2. 02 · Members & licences

    Clubs

    Members, subscriptions, competition entries and teams.

  3. 03 · Training

    Ranges & coaches

    Lane bookings, safety, programmes and shot logging.

  4. 04 · Mobile app

    Athletes

    Personal progress, competitions, alerts and history on the phone.

↓ Competitions, rules, announcements↑ Results, licences, rankings

Athlete transfers

The home and receiving clubs coordinate a transfer request and the required approvals. The athlete’s history stays linked without creating a duplicate record, subject to the applicable sporting rules.

Results from other clubs’ events

When an athlete from Club A competes at Club B’s event, the organiser records and validates the result. It is linked to the athlete and shared with their home club and the federation, where applicable.

Only necessary information is shared, with role-scoped access and logged activity; connecting clubs does not expose their entire member registries to one another.

→Administrative capabilities

Everything federation administration needs.

Club & member registries

One view of clubs, members and athletes, kept current by each club.

Licences & eligibility

Check licence validity and entry requirements before every competition.

Roles & approvals

Distinct access for federation staff, clubs, judges and organizers.

Announcements

Rules and notices reach clubs and athletes directly.

Federation officials coordinating an event

→Operational model · SKOE example

How a federation like SKOE would operate.

  1. 01

    Club onboarding

    Each club connects and maintains its own member records.

  2. 02

    Calendar publication

    The federation publishes national events by discipline.

  3. 03

    Entries & checks

    Clubs enter athletes; eligibility is checked automatically.

  4. 04

    Results & rankings

    The organiser validates results and shares them with athletes’ home clubs and the federation, where applicable.

SKOE is cited as an example of the type of organization served, not as a partner.

National calendar & results

One calendar, one source of results.

National events are published once and appear in every club and in athletes' apps. Results are entered at the venue and update national rankings.

Rankings by discipline and category
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