The registration platform built for NZ provincial unions, community trusts and franchise academies that want commercial reach on top of Rugby Xplorer — without making parents maintain three different accounts.

// How it works

NZ provincial unions and franchise community trusts typically run school-holiday programmes, performance academies, and senior fan-engagement events out of the same office — but on three different platforms. Parents end up with three accounts, three sets of marketing preferences, and three places where their kid's allergy information lives.

INTIX is one parent account, multiple programs, one marketing consent. The school-holiday rego is the same record as the performance-academy enrolment is the same record as the senior club's Super Rugby ticket — all under the parent's single INTIX account.

// How it works

Right now, a child who attends a Super Rugby franchise's holiday camp is a complete stranger to the franchise by the time they're old enough to buy a season ticket. The junior camp data lives in one tool; the senior CRM lives in another; the bridge between them is a manual export nobody owns.

On INTIX, the junior camp registration IS the senior franchise's CRM record. Marketing knows the family. Sales knows the kid's age. The senior season-ticket renewal email goes to a family the franchise has known since the kid was eight.

// How it works

NZ provincial unions confirm Rugby Xplorer covers their union-side rego "for most of it" — but it doesn't cover the commercial layer: marketing pixels (Meta, Google), affiliate tracking, campaign attribution, online merch sales, matchday box office. Today that's all manual coordination between two or three tools.

INTIX is built to sit alongside Rugby Xplorer rather than replace it. The governing-body rego flow stays where it is; INTIX adds the commercial layer — camps, clinics, academies, memberships, merch and matchday — on the same parent account, with marketing-pixel and affiliate-tracking telemetry the union can actually report on.