Store and organize all player data with a unified table tennis player database.
Transform the management of affiliations, registrations, and memberships with the automation of iSquad. From player registrations to license validation and membership management, everything is centralized in one easy-to-use platform.
A table tennis player database is the foundation of a table tennis federation’s or table tennis club’s digital infrastructure. It stores personal, technical, medical, and competitive data for every athlete. Administrators can filter by license status, duo history, or evaluation scores. The system links to scouting, training, tournament, and medical components, offering a 360° view of each player. It ensures compliance, supports analytics, and facilitates informed decision-making at all levels of table tennis governance.
Player profile structure
- Store demographic and biometric data
- Track licensing and insurance
- Link to table tennis club history
- Include ID and photos
- Assign player categories
Cross-component data linkage
- Connect to game stats
- Attach scouting reports
- Log medical events
- Monitor training participation
- Tag national call-ups
Federation control features
- Access player records by region
- Define role-based views
- Block incomplete profiles
- Export filtered data
- Support compliance reviews
What is stored in the player database?
All athlete-related data including personal info, licensing, health, tournament, and performance history.
How is data structured?
Each player has a profile with modular tabs linked to various systems (tournament, training, medical, etc.).
Can table tennis federations organize database access?
Yes, access is role-based and can be filtered by region or authority level.
Is the database searchable?
Yes, powerful filters allow searches by name, license, duo, or category.
Can table tennis clubs view the same data?
They see their players’ data and related compliance elements based on permissions.