Track & field organization operations

Standardize what happens after official results.

MeetAdvance gives governing organizations, championship hosts, meet directors, and clubs a shared post-results operating model—without requiring a replacement of registration, timing, scoring, or results systems.

Designed for layered organizations

Shared workflow from regional leadership to the awards table.

State & National Leaders

Define operational standards, advancement rules, deadlines, and fee expectations.

Regional Administrators

Oversee meet readiness, advancement status, exceptions, and reconciliation.

Meet Directors

Review operational status, itemized team invoices, and awards readiness.

Clubs & Teams

Manage qualifier decisions, relay obligations, family balances, and team invoices.

Current pilot value

Start with workflows that can be validated today.

  • Meet-scoped operational dashboard and Action Center
  • Advancement decisions with place, mark, fee, and deadline context
  • Individual and relay fee handling
  • Paid and outstanding reconciliation status
  • Itemized team invoices and shareable PDF records
  • Protest-window tracking
  • Awards readiness and secure pickup credential workflow
  • Role- and membership-scoped access
MeetAdvance Action Center demonstration screenshot
Current mobile buildControlled production demo data shown.

Roadmap: AthleteVerify™

Move eligibility from document-on-demand toward controlled, auditable verification.

MeetAdvance AthleteVerify™ is a planned framework for rule-based eligibility, controlled identity verification, and meet-day exception handling.

Planned

Three capability areas

  • Eligibility — rule-based age validation
  • Verification — controlled athlete identity verification
  • Integrity — meet-day validation and auditable exceptions

Final policy and authority remain with the participating governing organization.

Where the model fits

Lead with the workflow pressure point—not the governing-body brand.

MeetAdvance can be configured around the operational requirements of regional championships, qualifier pathways, independent meets, and club-hosted events.

Regional Championship Pathways

Advancement, reconciliation, deadlines, team obligations, and awards after official results.

Qualifier & Junior Olympic Pathways

High athlete counts, multi-round advancement, relay obligations, and host operations.

Independent Championship Meets

Post-results accountability without requiring a governing-body technology change.

Club-Hosted Meets

Focused operational workflows for clubs managing awards, reconciliation, and meet closeout.

Applicable to AAU districts, USATF associations, TAAF regions, independent championship operators, and other track & field organizations. References describe potential use cases only and do not imply endorsement or deployment.

Controlled adoption

Select a workflow—not an entire technology replacement.

01

Select a Workflow

Choose advancement, reconciliation/invoicing, awards, or a defined combination at one regional event.

02

Configure the Rules

Set the meet, roles, advancement deadline, fee rules, and participating team scope.

03

Run the Pilot

Use official results as the post-results handoff point and operate the selected workflow in a controlled environment.

04

Review the Outcome

Evaluate completion, reconciliation, exceptions, staff feedback, and next-step fit before expanding.

Commercial model

Start at the level that matches the operation.

Use MeetAdvance for one meet at $199, a region at $1,499/year, or a governing-body deployment starting around $7,500/year. Participating teams and operational users are included without separate seat fees.

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$199 / meet$1,499 / region / yearEnterprise from $7,500 / yearNo per-seat fees

Organization pilot

Bring one post-results challenge.

We'll scope a controlled pilot around one championship workflow and a small set of measurable outcomes—without requiring a full technology replacement.

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