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Padel Website Demo: RALLY Booking & Owner Dashboard

Explore the RALLY demo: a venue website, player schedule selection, and owner dashboard. Fictional club and data; payments and messages are simulated.

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Processes, context, and outcomes to explore.

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What does it show?

RALLY is an interactive example for discussing how a venue website connects the player experience with the operator’s work. The demo shows a fictional club, four sample courts, facilities, FAQs, and a schedule-selection path. Names, illustrative photographs, rates, facilities, and customer data are examples rather than customer venue records. You can open the demo without submitting real customer information.

Player journey: from information to schedule selection

The booking page shows date, duration, court type, and time-slot options with sample rates. The interface explains slot holds, rescheduling, and simulated payment. This journey helps discuss what information a player needs before reserving. Use fictional names and details if exploring further; do not enter real payment or personal information.

Operator journey: a place to review operations

The owner view illustrates how schedules, bookings, customer information, and automation can sit within one interface. Use it to discuss staff tasks, visible information, and actions that need access controls. Displayed figures are simulated data. The demo is not evidence of time savings, occupancy, customer numbers, or revenue for a real venue.

Demo boundaries and the path to implementation

Payments do not charge money, and WhatsApp messages in the demo are previews. A live venue needs separately agreed and tested payment gateways, WhatsApp numbers, staff accounts, cancellation policies, and other system connections. An information website linking to an existing booking platform has a different scope from this operations application. The initial discussion establishes the required workflows before selecting a solution.

How to use the demo in a discussion with KODE

Start with the venue website, then compare the player journey with the owner dashboard. Note three things: information that is hard to find for your venue, booking steps to simplify, and repetitive staff tasks. Send those notes with the venue name, city, and current booking link through KODE’s WhatsApp. The public demo credits the fictional club concept to SAB.

Your next step

Start with one task you want to improve.

Tell us which process takes up your team’s time. We’ll explore the need, data readiness, and a practical first step.

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