People & decisions
Families, participants, coaches, administrators, and the people approving schedule or registration changes.
Families, coaches, staff, and operators need different views of one evolving operational record.
Discuss the workflow ↗Each handoff needs an owner, a reliable record, and a path for the case that does not fit the usual sequence.
Families, participants, coaches, administrators, and the people approving schedule or registration changes.
Registration, eligibility, schedule, attendance, communication preferences, and payment status.
Cancellations, schedule conflicts, outstanding payments, and different access rights for staff and families.
Choose the handoff that creates the most friction. Trace it from intake to completion, including the records people rely on and the exceptions they resolve manually.
Define who will use the first slice, what completion means, and what evidence will tell us whether it helps. Review that before extending the system.
A form, spreadsheet, example record, or walkthrough of a difficult case is a useful starting point.
Bring the existing records and one difficult handoff. We can define a bounded analysis before implementation.
Show the workflow ↗