The ticketing platform built for AU semi-pro, feeder and development clubs that want their own commercial identity — not just a tile inside the parent franchise's central platform.

// How it works

At semi-pro and feeder tier the parent franchise's central platform typically aggregates everything — VFL / VFLW memberships running through AFL channels, NBL1 / NPL running state-federation systems with no club-level identity layer. The local club ends up with summary attendance and zero commercial story to take to its own sponsors.

INTIX is a standalone club tenant. The club owns the supporter record, the marketing list and the sponsor reporting. Where the parent franchise mandates the central channel for matchday GA, INTIX layers on top with full fan-level data export so the club still keeps its own commercial identity.

// How it works

Semi-pro AU clubs are not enterprise buyers. The volunteer treasurer / admin reconciles cash + EFTPOS + card + online sales by hand every Monday and writes off the inevitable variance. Volunteer turnover means the knowledge resets every season; the next volunteer inherits a half-documented Excel-and-Eventbrite stack and starts from zero.

INTIX is one ledger across online, gate-scanner, POS and EFTPOS — with auto-reconciliation, role-based access, in-product documentation, and admin templates designed to survive a volunteer handover. The platform that runs an NBL franchise's matchday is the same one running a VFL feeder club's gate at the same per-ticket fee.

// How it works

A semi-pro AU club fielding senior + women's + junior + social tiers ends up with the same family paying into four different systems. Household membership is rarely modelled correctly in the off-the-shelf stack — the same supporter appears as three or four unconnected records, segmenting becomes guesswork, sponsor reach lands as gate count rather than reach across the family's products.

INTIX models the household: one parent profile, multiple linked supporters, one marketing consent, one history across every product the family touches. Sponsor activation reporting runs across the full family, not per tier.