The registration platform built for junior footy clinics, NBL1 development and AU pathway programmes that want one parent account, one family record, and a funnel that ends at a senior membership.

// How it works

Most AU rego tools — PlayHQ, GameDay — register one kid against one card, with no real concept of a family unit. Parents enrolling siblings end up with duplicate records, mismatched addresses, and sibling discounts that have to be applied manually after the fact.

INTIX models the family the way the family actually works: one parent profile, one-to-many children, one set of contact preferences. Sibling discounts compute at the cart. Waivers and emergency contacts attach once and persist across every future camp, clinic, and matchday.

// How it works

Run camps on one tool, memberships on another, and matchday on a third — and the data never reconnects. By the time the junior is old enough for a senior membership, the relationship has been lost in the gap between systems.

On INTIX, the family record carries from the first holiday clinic to the senior member's seat. Marketing knows who attended what. Sales knows who is about to age into the senior pathway. The pipeline IS the platform.

// How it works

PlayHQ and GameDay are widely cited by AU clubs as needing "a degree to run" — every venue, every age group, every fixture is configured one by one, and the volunteer learning curve survives the season only if the volunteer does.

INTIX ships clinic templates: configure the holiday programme once, replicate across six suburbs, two states, and three school-holiday windows in a single admin action. Sold-out sessions automatically trigger a waitlist; a parent who couldn't get into Week 1 gets a cross-sell to Week 2 without anyone in the office lifting a finger.