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// Built for Semi-Pro Teams

The ticketing platform built for NZ provincial, Heartland and club-tier sides that want enterprise-grade ticketing without the enterprise lift — on a shoestring ops team, with Pacific cross-border handled natively.

Members, matchday, hospitality, rep programmes and Pacific touring fixtures on one platform — whether you run a Heartland Championship side, a Farah Palmer Cup union, an NPC reserve / development team, a Beko Netball League franchise, a Hawke Cup or Plunket Shield club cricket side, an A-League NZ feeder, or a Central / Northern League football club. NZD pricing native, AUD / FJD / USD multi-currency, NZR / Netball NZ exports built in.

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// Facts at a glance

What it is

A B2B ticketing platform for NZ semi-pro, provincial and Heartland tier — Heartland Championship, Farah Palmer Cup, NPC reserve / development, Beko Netball League, Hawke Cup / Plunket Shield club cricket, A-League NZ feeder, Central League / Northern League football.

Where it fits

Members, matchday, hospitality, rep programmes, NZD / AUD / FJD / USD multi-currency, federation settlement splits, and NZR / Netball NZ / governing-body exports — all on one platform, all locally supported.

Customers

Hockey One (national league spanning AU + NZ), plus provincial clubs across NZ rugby, netball and the Heartland Championship.

Commercial

Published rate in NZD. Next-business-day settlement at 100% direct to the club's bank — native multi-currency for Pacific touring fixtures, no Flicket-style multi-day cadence, no governing-body float.

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Enterprise-grade ticketing on a shoestring ops team.

A Heartland Championship side or Farah Palmer Cup union sells tickets, manages members, and reports to NZR with 1-2 staff and seasonal volunteers. INTIX ships out-of-the-box club tenant with the templates and reporting that tier needs.

▸ OutcomeProvincial / Heartland ticket ops stops requiring a full-time admin. The volunteer survives the season AND the season after.
intix.co.nz/case-studies/hockey-one-league-ticketing-solution

A real INTIX customer — Hockey One, trans-Tasman national league. Every member club, every fixture on one fan record.

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// How it works

NZR / Provincial Rugby's public structure on Heartland Championship and Farah Palmer Cup describes the tier as "rural and town" — commercial ops are explicitly thin. The semi-pro club secretary / treasurer is selling tickets via a website, managing members in spreadsheets, and reporting upward to NZR / Netball NZ on multiple cadences in multiple formats.

INTIX is an out-of-box club tenant with the templates and reporting Heartland and FPC need — without enterprise lift. Members, ticketing, gate scan, reconciliation, automated renewal, and federation reporting on one platform. The volunteer doesn't need to inherit a half-documented stack each season.

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platform · tickets + members + gate + federation reporting

// Built for the 1-2 staff Heartland office

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One supporter identity across NPC + Super Rugby + Netball.

A provincial union sees a Super Rugby franchise supporter walk through the gate at an NPC match and has no way to recognise them. INTIX is one tenant, multiple competitions, one fan identity — even when broadcast rights sit at federation level.

▸ OutcomeThe cross-code household stops being invisible. Sponsor pitches treat the Super Rugby + NPC + ANZ Premiership family as one audience.
intix.co.nz · semi-pro · one platform

Hockey One — every member club, every fixture, every member, on one INTIX tenant across AU + NZ.

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// How it works

NZR's broadcast / fan-engagement structure publicly separates Super Rugby and NPC fan ownership at federation level. The same supporter walking through an NPC gate this Saturday and a Super Rugby gate next Friday is two different records — and the club has no way to recognise them.

On INTIX, the provincial union's NPC tenant shares supporter identity with the franchise's Super Rugby tenant where the rights-holder agreements allow. The cross-code household lights up: marketing knows them, sponsor reach reports across both competitions, and the renewal pipeline starts from a known fan instead of a cold list.

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supporter identity · NPC + Super Rugby + ANZ Premiership

// Across competitions a club / union sells

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NZD pricing, multi-currency, and native federation exports.

Native NZD / AUD / FJD / USD with FX captured at the basket. Configurable federation settlement splits per fixture. NZR / Netball NZ / governing-body exports as scheduled, auditable reports.

▸ OutcomePacific touring fixtures stop absorbing FX cost. Provincial union settlement splits stop requiring manual reconciliation. Federation reporting stops being re-keyed each cadence.
intix · settlement · next business day

Next-business-day settlement at 100%. Per-fixture ledger. No platform float.

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// How it works

NZ tier-2 commercial reality: NZD pricing, AU / Pacific cross-border buyers, federation settlement splits requiring manual reconciliation after every match, and reporting upward to NZR / Netball NZ on multiple cadences in multiple formats. The buyer asks consistently for two things: native multi-currency, and federation-format exports that aren't a Monday-night data-entry job.

INTIX ships native multi-currency with FX captured at the basket (not after the fact), configurable settlement splits per fixture or per competition, and NZR / Netball NZ / governing-body exports mapped to federation specs as scheduled, auditable reports.

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multi-currency · federation splits · federation exports

// Built for tier-2 NZ commercial

INTIX vs. Flicket vs. Ticketek — for semi-pro clubs.

A side-by-side on the things semi-pro committees actually ask about — fan data, settlement, lock-in, and what's quoted vs. what's published.

INTIXFlicketTicketek
You own the fan list✓ YesLimited real-time accessPlatform-owned
Settlement timingNext business day · 100%Cadence not disclosedPost-event hold
White-label / your domain✓ Yes✓ YesTicketek-branded
Memberships & season tickets✓ Native✓ NativeAdd-on
Away-ticket allocations✓ NativeNot surfacedNot native
Published pricing✓ Published rateQuote-onlyQuote-only

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Semi-pro clubs running on INTIX today.

Common questions

Things people ask us.

Run your next Heartland / provincial season on INTIX.

15 minutes. No slides. We'll show your club's branded page, the cross-code supporter identity and the NZR / federation export running on INTIX before the call ends — and a quote in NZD your committee can take to next Tuesday's meeting.

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15 min · no slides · talk to an NZ ticketing operator