Padelante's court booking fits the setup the club already has: its own system, a marketplace or the reception WhatsApp. The club decides which modules it uses. And when bookings run through Padelante, they plug into the ranking, which is where members are really won over.
Ranking, booking, academy, tournaments and club website each work on their own. A club can use just the ranking and keep booking as before, or switch on booking from day one. It can change whenever it wants, with no lock-in.
| Today the club books with… | What Padelante does | System in charge |
|---|---|---|
| Its own system or database | If the system has an API, Padelante can show its occupancy and pass new bookings back to it; we build that connection for each system. If it does not, Padelante sticks to ranking, academy and tournaments. | The club's own |
| A booking marketplace | Bookings stay there. Padelante runs the ranking, open matches, academy and season. | The marketplace |
| WhatsApp, phone and a notebook | Padelante becomes the court grid: members book on the club website and reception adds what comes in by WhatsApp and phone. | Padelante |
The heart of Padelante is the ranking: getting members to come back and play at their club. When booking happens in the same place, everything meshes:
With an external system the ranking works just the same; only that automatic link between booking and match is missing. More on the ranking in Why should a club run its own ranking?
After "Court booking with Padelante, without changing what already works", these three topics complete the idea from another angle:
Tell us how you book today and we will tell you which modules make sense. Twenty minutes, in person, in Gran Canaria.
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