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FrontCourt

The platform

Everything the front desk touches, in one system.

FrontCourt runs the whole operating day: what is free, who is booked, who has paid, who is coaching, and what it all added up to. Below is the actual product.

The platform

One system, six jobs it does every day.

Everything below is the actual product, laid out the way the front desk uses it.

Open on what needs doing, not on a report.

The first screen of the day lists the things somebody can act on before lunch, and every figure links straight to the page where the acting happens.

  • Today's bookings and who has yet to check in
  • Monthly sales and collections side by side
  • Facilities free right now
  • Renewals due in the next fortnight
  • Urgent tasks: closed courts, open tills, low stock
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Good morning, Priya

Smash & Splash · Raipur Main

Bookings today

24

6 still to check in

Billed today

₹48,250

₹31,900 collected

Free right now

3 of 8

Courts 2, 5 · Lane 3

Waiting on payment

₹16,350

7 bookings

Billed and collected

BilledCollected
Billed and collected, last six months
MonthBilledCollected
Mar₹4,12,000₹3,98,000
Apr₹4,68,000₹4,41,000
May₹5,05,000₹4,86,000
Jun₹4,89,000₹4,70,000
Jul₹5,42,000₹5,11,000
Aug₹5,78,000₹5,28,000

Needs attention

3
  • Court 3 is out of serviceNet repair · closed until 14:00
  • Pro Shop till still openOpened yesterday 09:10
  • Shuttlecocks below reorder level4 tubes left of 20

Connected by design

One record, from the first enquiry to the final report.

Each step reads the customer and the facility the previous step already created. Nothing is typed twice, and nothing can quietly disagree.

  1. 1

    Enquiry

    A walk-in or a call becomes a lead with a follow-up date.

  2. 2

    Customer

    The lead converts and keeps its history — no re-typing.

  3. 3

    Membership

    A plan is sold, priced and dated from the same record.

  4. 4

    Booking

    Member rates apply automatically at the right hour.

  5. 5

    Payment

    A GST invoice, any mix of tenders, one receipt each.

  6. 6

    Attendance

    Coaching sessions mark against the same person.

  7. 7

    Reporting

    Revenue, utilisation and outstanding money, already added up.

What changes

Four things a club notices in the first month.

Fill more available slots

Make court availability visible and complete a booking in seconds, at the right rate, without a phone call.

Collect payments on time

Track invoices, split payments, outstanding balances and refunds against the booking that created them.

Retain more members

See renewals, attendance, session balances and who has stopped turning up — before they lapse.

Control every location

Run branches, facilities, staff and permissions from one platform, with each person seeing only their own.

Made for the Indian market

Designed for how Indian sports businesses operate.

Not a global product with a rupee symbol added — GST, the financial year and the way money actually arrives at a counter were part of the design.

GST-ready invoices

CGST, SGST and IGST split by place of supply, recipient details on the document, and a gapless series per financial year.

Rupee-exact accounting

Amounts are stored as exact decimals and rounded once, at line level, so the invoice adds up the way the return expects.

Cash, UPI and split payments

₹1,000 in cash and ₹652 by UPI on one invoice — two receipts, and the drawer still expects only the cash.

Branches and legal entities

One organisation, several locations, each with its own GSTIN, document series and staff permissions.

April–March reporting

The financial year is a setting, and document numbering rolls with it.

Role-based access

A coach sees no money. A front-desk executive cannot change prices. An accountant cannot take a booking.

Customer credit and wallet

Refund to a wallet instead of cash, and spend it like any other payment method.

PDF invoices and credit notes

Documents a customer can be handed or emailed, stored against the record that produced them.

Customer and parent portals

Your customers get their own screen, not your phone number.

Members book and pay themselves. Parents follow their children. Both see exactly what they are entitled to see, and nothing else.

For customers

  • View upcoming bookings
  • Book available sessions
  • Check invoices and payments
  • View membership status and session balance

For parents

  • View children's schedules
  • Track attendance
  • Review coach assessments
  • Provide digital consent

Staff and customers work from the same records — a booking made in the portal is the same booking the front desk sees, priced by the same rules — while each person is shown only what their access allows.

Security and reliability

Built to be trusted with a club's money.

The protections below are structural — they are properties of how the platform is built, not settings somebody has to remember to switch on.

Organisation-level data isolation

Every club’s data is separated in the database itself, not only in application code, and the separation is tested on every build.

Role-based permissions

Over 100 permissions, grouped into roles you control, and scoped to a branch where that matters.

Audit history

Refunds, discounts, stock adjustments, role changes and payroll record who did it, what changed and why — a reason is required.

Secure authentication

Modern password hashing, rate-limited sign-in, and sessions that can be revoked immediately from the server.

Automated backups

Scheduled database dumps that are verified when written, with a restore drill that has been run rather than assumed.

Health monitoring

The platform checks its own database connection continuously, so a degraded service is visible before a customer finds it.

Controlled staff access

Nobody — including an administrator — can set another person’s password. Staff receive an invitation and choose their own.

Put your sports business in the front court.

Replace disconnected tools with one platform for bookings, memberships, payments and operations.

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