Question 1

What is INTIX for elite NZ national governing bodies?

Accepted Answer

INTIX is a multi-tenant ticketing and federation platform built for elite NZ governing bodies — NZ Rugby (Super Rugby + All Blacks + Black Ferns), NZ Cricket, Netball NZ (ANZ Premiership), Hockey NZ, NZ Football, Basketball NZ (NBL NZ), Athletics NZ, NZ SailGP, provincial rugby unions, Touch NZ. It runs league-wide reporting, multi-tenant governance, native accreditation, AU / Pacific cross-border multi-currency, federation settlement splits, and one fan identity from provincial union to franchise to international tour — all locally supported with AU/NZ engineering in-region.

Question 2

Can NZR share fans between NPC and Super Rugby and All Blacks?

Accepted Answer

Yes — where rights-holder agreements allow. INTIX is one tenant, multiple competitions, one fan identity. The provincial union's NPC fan, the Super Rugby franchise's home-game buyer and the All Blacks fan account light up as one supporter record across the federation. Sponsor reach reports across the full competition footprint; renewal pipelines start from a known fan, not a cold list.

Question 3

Can INTIX run inbound international tours (All Blacks, Black Caps, Silver Ferns)?

Accepted Answer

Yes — on the same tenant as the domestic season. Multi-competition event hierarchy under one supporter identity. The most data-rich events of the year (inbound international tours, World Cup hosting, multi-format cricket series) stay on the federation's platform, not consumer-ticketing vendors. Native multi-currency for AU and Pacific buyers; FX captured at the basket.

Question 4

How is INTIX different from Flicket for elite NZ federations?

Accepted Answer

Flicket dominates NZ rugby at the franchise tier per its public client roster, creating effective single-vendor concentration risk for the country's elite codes. INTIX overlaps with Flicket on mobile checkout, wallet tickets, memberships and ISO 27001 / SOC compliance — and is meaningfully broader: native POS (Flicket outsources to a third-party tool), native seating maps (Flicket outsources to a third-party vendor), native multi-currency for Pacific buyers, multi-region presence across six markets including direct UK and Swiss / EU presence, and 100% next-business-day settlement (Flicket's cadence is not disclosed). Enterprise-proven via a national cricket governing body migration to INTIX inside four months in 2026 — without offshore lock-in risk.

Question 5

How is INTIX different from Ticketmaster NZ / Ticketek NZ for the federation?

Accepted Answer

Ticketmaster NZ is part of Live Nation (April 2026 monopoly verdict); Ticketek NZ is owned by TEG, which also operates Ticketmaster Resale ANZ, Eventfinda, Softix and festival production. Both are consumer-ticketing incumbents — settlement is typically held until after the event, fan data sits with the platform, contracts run multi-year exclusive. INTIX is independent, settles next business day at 100%, gives full federation-level data ownership, and publishes rates in NZD with local AU/NZ engineering and support.

Question 6

Does INTIX handle federation settlement splits across provincial unions?

Accepted Answer

Yes, natively. Configurable settlement splits per fixture or per competition. Provincial union settlement splits stop requiring manual reconciliation; federation reporting back to NZR / Netball NZ / governing-body specs runs as scheduled, auditable exports.

Question 7

Does INTIX support multi-currency for AU and Pacific touring fixtures?

Accepted Answer

Yes, natively. NZD / AUD / FJD / USD pricing with FX captured at the basket — not after the fact. Pacific touring fixtures stop absorbing FX cost. Trans-Tasman buyer flows route cleanly between AU and NZ federation tenants on the same supporter identity layer.

Question 8

How long does federation-tier migration take?

Accepted Answer

INTIX is designed for federation-scale deployments — the national governing body, provincial unions and franchises go live together on the same fan-identity rail rather than sequentially through a multi-quarter migration. A national cricket governing body migrated from an enterprise European platform to INTIX in under four months in 2026 (verbal commitment February, live May). Single-union / single-franchise onboardings are faster — typically under 48 hours.

The ticketing platform built for elite NZ national governing bodies and federations that want one fan identity from provincial union to franchise to international tour — without inheriting single-vendor concentration risk.

Federate without de-platforming provincial unions.

Locally supported — without single-vendor concentration risk.

One fan ID from provincial union to franchise to international tour.

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