The ticketing platform built for sports leagues and organisations who want accreditation at scale and league-wide reporting on one database.

// How it works

Leagues and governing bodies juggle accreditation across multiple clubs, multiple venues, and multiple fixture formats. Each one historically had its own spreadsheet or its own access-list email.

INTIX runs accreditation natively across the whole competition. Credentials persist between fixtures. The same scanner that admits fans admits the players. AFL NT runs every match-day credential through INTIX.

// How it works

Most ticketing platforms report at the event level. Leagues need to roll up across clubs, venues, and competitions to answer questions like 'how is junior attendance trending across the state?' or 'which sponsor segment is most engaged across the season?'

INTIX's reporting layer queries the whole competition, not just one event. Same fan record across member clubs means league-wide analysis is one query — and the same query is available to broadcast partners and sponsors at the scope your contracts allow.

// How it works

INTIX models the league as a parent tenant with child organisations (clubs, venues, series). Each child gets a branded public surface, owns their own fan list, and rolls up reporting into the league view.

Permissioning is built in — clubs can't see each other's data, but the league office gets the full picture. Sponsorship deals, broadcast partners, and merchandising affiliates each get scoped data access scoped to what their contracts entitle them to see.