End the Score-Entry Double Work

Two Systems, One Headache

After a grueling three-set battle, the last task any captain wants is paperwork. Yet league rules demand reporting within 48 hours, and most captains post scores twice—once on an internal app or spreadsheet for team stats, and again on TennisLink for official standings. Double entry doubles the chance of typos, especially on tiny phone keyboards. Worse, TennisLink still requires captains from both teams to log in, approve, and in many sections even re-enter the numbers manually. A single inverted set score can lock the match, forcing coordinator intervention and embarrassing corrections.

Why APIs Are the Future

Application Programming Interfaces let two systems talk. Our platform integrates directly with TennisLink’s reporting endpoint (where available) or uses browser automation fallback for sections still migrating. Captains enter each court’s sets once, press Submit, and the app handles everything—status checks, opponent approval notifications, and audit logs. There is even an optional on-court mode: snap a photo of the signed scorecard, the app OCRs the numbers, and pre-fills the form for verification.

Audit Trails Keep You Safe

Agreement disputes happen. Maybe your opponent fat-fingered your partner’s name or swapped courts inadvertently. The app stores every submission with timestamp, GPS pin, and signature photo attached. If the league office calls, forward the secure share link and rest easy.

Captains Report Big Wins

• 15 Minutes Saved per Match: Over a 14-match season, that is three and a half hours reclaimed for practice or celebration.
• 95 % Fewer Data Errors: OCR plus single entry slashes transposition mistakes.
• Instant Standings Updates: Players see flight tables reflect their victory during the post-match pizza, keeping motivation high.

Try It Tonight

Install the app before your next league match. After the final handshake, open the score reporter, capture the card, and hit Submit. Your opponent receives a verification link; once they click Approve, the results post everywhere. Welcome to paperwork-free tennis.