The Screens
A venue’s own bookings, stacked the same way a full day of real PlayHQ games is: up to two per court, on every court the screen covers.
A court closed earlier but free again before its next booking still reads AVAILABLE, not CLOSED. Shown against courts that are open all day.
A court closed with nothing booked afterwards reads CLOSED, not AVAILABLE. Shown next to another closed court, and one that’s open with a game booked.
A game on these courts has actually tipped off, not just due soon.
No game on court yet, but one starts inside the quiet threshold.
Bookings
↻Recurring weekly, ends Wed, 21 Oct
Round, court and both team names appear instantly, straight off the sync. PlayHQ stays the source of truth, so it's read‑only here by design.
Your own bookings show who made them and their status at a glance, with an invitation to drag or click, because these ones you control.
Club, event name, court, time and recurrence, with Edit, Duplicate and Delete right there. No phone call to the desk.
Local bookings and PlayHQ fixtures, live on the same court screens.
Content
A new screen has nothing running until you put something on it.
Wrong size or ratio is caught here, not after it's aired.
Same file, playing in your own slot. No one else touches it.
Inventory
Courts down the side, weeks across the top: the whole venue's utilisation at once.
Pale means quiet, deep gold means nearly full, red means sold out. No spreadsheet required.
See exactly what's booked, and jump straight to it in Bookings.
Every figure comes straight off your existing bookings and spaces. It's a new way to see data you already have, not a new thing to maintain.
Accounts
Their details, contacts, notes and every booking, on one page.
Name, role, email and phone, linked back to the account.
Every person you deal with, whether or not their account is linked yet.
The booking data needed to raise an invoice is already here. Generating them from it is next on the roadmap.
Roadmap
The thing people actually stop and read on the way in. Designed for the portrait floor-mount screens already standing at SBC.
Roadmap
A coach checks which court they're on without ringing the desk. Duty staff see the whole building. It signs in with the Client Portal account they already have.
Where this leaves you