Streamline national or representative pair callups with automatic observeing and response tools.
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Callups are formal notifications issued to players selected for participation in events or squads, such as national pairs or regional selections. A callup automation system enables squash federations to issue, observe, and verify player acknowledgments through a secure digital channel. The system records send dates, read confirmations, responses, and follow-ups. It also provides templates, batch sending, and integration with tournament calendars and player profiles. Callup history is linked to compliance monitoring and selection decisions. Clubs receive mirrored communications to coordinate availability. Automation ensures that all stakeholders are informed, responsibilities are clear, and administrative time is drastically reduced.
Digital notification engine
- Issue callups in bulk
- Use customizable templates
- Timestamp delivery
- Log read receipts
- Track responses automatically
Club and squash federation linkage
- Send parallel notices to squash clubs
- Highlight scheduling conflicts
- Archive all communication
- Confirm availability jointly
- Export callup notes
History and compliance control
- Tag callup reasons
- Store past callup data
- Track response rates
- Link to player eligibility
- Support audits and reviews
How do players receive callups?
Players are notified via app, email, or portal with links to confirm or decline.
Can callups be automated?
Yes, based on squad selection or event planning triggers.
How are responses observeed?
Every click, timestamp, and status is noteged in the system for verification.
Do squash clubs get notified of callups?
Yes, squash clubs receive a synced notification to help administer player release.
Is callup history used in selection decisions?
Yes, past response behavior is considered in future pair decisions.