Pure Padel venue access journey at a New Zealand tennis centre

Padel software

Booking software and court access

We use Playtomic for bookings in Dunedin. For new clubs, booking-linked entry and lighting are planned around the venue’s needs.

DiscoverFind the right venue
BookChoose and pay for a session
EnterReach the court at the right time

Booking and entry

Help players book and get on court.

Players need court times, payment confirmation, entry instructions and a support contact. The club needs tools to manage bookings and resolve problems.

Playtomic logo, the booking platform used by Pure Padel

Player support

Have a plan when entry or booking fails.

Players need a contact if their code fails or their booking changes. Staff need backup controls for power cuts, network problems and failed messages.

  1. 01Clear booking ownership
  2. 02Session-based entry and backup access
  3. 03Manual override for venue systems
  4. 04Protecting player information

For club operators

Choose the setup your club needs.

Agree how bookings, entry, lighting and support will work. Available features depend on the venue and the tools selected.

Pure Padel courts in Dunedin
01

Plan the booking process

Decide how players will find the venue, book, pay, enter and get help. The club needs a way to manage each step.

  • Discover
  • Book and pay
  • Enter
  • Play
Playtomic logo
02

Booking through Playtomic

At Pure Padel Dunedin, players use Playtomic to find court times, book, pay and manage their session.

Maci holding a padel racket and ball beside the court
03

Booking details and changes

Keep session times, court assignments, payments and changes in the booking platform. Any linked entry or lighting system should use those details.

Entrance to the Stevenson Tennis Centre at 33 Logan Park Drive
04

Access linked to the booking

Entry can be linked to a booking through a keypad code, app, membership card or secure link. The available options and backup arrangements depend on the venue.

Padel court lighting options
05

Lighting linked to sessions

Court lights can be linked to booked session times. The setup also needs manual controls and a way for players to get help.

Pure Padel Dunedin venue
06

Who runs and supports the system?

Agree who manages the software, supports players and handles their information. Confirm these responsibilities before opening.

Sam holding a padel racket on court
07

When something goes wrong

Plan for failed messages, power cuts, network problems and players who cannot enter. Staff need a backup way to manage entry without exposing private booking details.

  • A named support contact
  • Manual entry and lighting controls
  • Time-limited access
  • Protecting player information
08

Other club software

Your club may also need tools for memberships, coaching, leagues, events or player messages. Discuss demand, costs and support before choosing them. These are options to assess, not features automatically included with a court installation.

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