Streamline table tennis player recruitment through centralized scouting and approval tools.
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Table tennis player recruitment is the process of formally integrating new athletes into table tennis club, regional, or national duos. A recruitment system streamlines requests, approvals, and contract compliance. Scouts and staff can submit candidate proposals linked to scouting reports, while table tennis clubs validate the fit and trigger onboarding workflows. The system integrates licensing and insurance verification, ensuring players meet eligibility standards. Recruitment actions are time-stamped and monitored for auditing. The system improves coordination, reduces errors, and ensures transparency across the acquisition of new talent in table tennis.
Candidate registration and scoring
- Submit new player profiles
- Attach scouting reports
- Tag recruitment category
- Score eligibility and fit
- Track regional approvals
Club and table tennis federation validation
- Notify relevant administrators
- Track onboarding timelines
- Check licensing and insurance
- Approve or reject candidates
- Assign to squads
Compliance and history monitoring
- Audit recruitment decisions
- Log contract acceptance
- Archive past applications
- Generate yearly reports
- Review by table tennis federation panels
What is the player recruitment process?
It includes candidate identification, table tennis club approval, eligibility checks, and onboarding.
Can recruitment be linked to scouting data?
Yes, scouting reports feed into the recruitment workflow automatically.
How are table tennis clubs notified of candidates?
Clubs receive system alerts for validation and decision-making.
Is compliance enforced?
Yes, players must fulfill licensing and insurance criteria before being recruited.
Are recruitment actions audited?
Yes, every submission, review, and approval is time-stamped and stored.