MineCourt features
Make court time easier to find
A date-and-court grid brings time slots, durations and displayed prices into the booking journey.
Connect players and venue teams
Players have personal destinations; venue and company teams have workspaces for their responsibilities.
Keep operations in view
Order lists, pricing schedules and reports provide a place to review venue activity and its recorded status.
MineCourtCourt time, players and venue operations in one place
MineCourt connects the player journey with venue and company workspaces. A court grid presents time and price information; staff review venue orders; managers work with pricing and operating calendars; company and finance teams have their own views.
The screens are saved captures of the MineCourt demonstration site. Names, rates, order values and totals are sample records. The read-only capture shows interfaces; it does not establish completed payments or other submitted actions.
View full sizeThe tools around a day at the venue
Availability, order records and configuration views support the people planning sessions and running the venue.
- CourtsDate and availabilityBrowse courts and time slots in a venue grid.
- OrdersBooking recordsReview personal orders and venue order lists.
- PricingDay and demandInspect weekday, weekend, holiday and demand periods.
- MembersPlans and accountsExplore venue membership plans and membership screens.
- PlayersOpen slotsFind teammate sessions by venue and skill level.
- StoreProducts and ordersBrowse the catalogue and store management screens.
- VenuesCompany oversightReview venues, staff and company destinations.
- ReportsOperational contextInspect venue, company and finance report views.
For the people who play, serve and manage
Players, venue staff and company teams use destinations relevant to their assigned responsibilities.
Players planning their next session
Explore player journeysFind a venue, inspect court time and revisit personal orders, memberships and teammate sessions.
Front-desk staff helping visitors
Explore the front deskOpen the assigned venue workspace, inspect orders and review the counter interfaces available to your account.
Venue managers preparing the day
Explore venue managementMaintain the operating calendar and pricing information, then review the venue report screens.
Company teams overseeing venues
Explore company managementUse company, staff and finance destinations for the responsibilities assigned to your role.
A connected path from court time to venue work
The intended booking workflow links availability, order review, payment confirmation and arrival. Its complete actions require deployment verification.
Find a venue
Review venue information and choose where to play.
Choose a date
Inspect the court grid for the selected venue and day.
Review court time
Read the displayed time periods, duration controls and prices.
Select a booking mode
Single, Serial and Membership controls appear in the booking interface.
Review the order
The intended checkout follows the selected slots and the venue policy.
Confirm payment status
A completed booking depends on the configured payment flow and confirmation.
Find your records
My Orders and booking history are the personal destinations for follow-up.
Prepare for arrival
The agreed venue workflow covers arrival and staff handling.
Find teammates
Explore an open session and read its venue, time and skill information.
A workspace for the venue’s daily orders
Staff can inspect the order list and the controls shown in their venue workspace. This gives the front desk context before helping a player.
- Venue-specific order and date views
- Booking and payment status shown separately
- Staff booking and checkout destinations
- A POS interface with an opening-shift prerequisite
- Counter actions follow the agreed operational rules
View full sizePrepare prices around the way the venue operates
The Pricing Schedule interface separates day types and demand periods. Operating Hours and Exceptions provide related calendar destinations.
- Weekday, Weekend and Holiday pricing tabs
- Low, Normal, High and Peak demand periods
- Hourly price fields and a Save Pricing control
- Special dates listed alongside standard prices
- Operating Hours, Exceptions and Price Preview screens
View full sizeKeep a company’s venues and responsibilities together
The Company Dashboard places venue information beside summary cards and links to company management. Finance roles have their own order and report views.
- Company venue cards and venue-management destinations
- Staff and user management interfaces
- Company reports and audit-log destinations
- Finance views with status, payment and date filters
- Role boundaries defined for the delivery scope
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Live demo
Each demo is a working copy of MineCourt with sample data, open for you to try.
Recorded screens and delivery checks
The captures show what a reader can inspect today. Complete workflows and integrations are checked against the agreed delivery scope.
| Recorded interface | Delivery verification | |
|---|---|---|
| Court availability | Court/date grid with time and price labels | Slot holds, conflict handling and generation validated in the delivery scope |
| Booking | Single, Serial and Membership controls; personal and venue order screens | Create, change, cancel and check-in flows tested with the chosen policy |
| Money | Payment status columns and checkout destinations | Provider setup, callbacks, receipts and refunds verified in a sandbox |
| Venue setup | Pricing, demand, operating-hours and exception interfaces | Configuration writes and their effect on availability verified together |
| Counter services | Staff booking and POS interfaces | Shift, inventory, rentals and settlement checked as complete workflows |
| Company management | Venue, staff, report and finance destinations | Tenant boundaries, role rules and deployment readiness checked explicitly |
Shape the setup around your venues
Venue content, operating rules and application responsibilities belong in one agreed setup.
MineCourt Venue information, operating configuration and connected workspaces
Venue information Venue descriptions, court details, product content and helpful pages
Explains the venue to players
Your operating configuration Hours, demand periods, pricing, exceptions, policies and role assignments
Gives context to the application workflows
MineCourt workspaces Court availability, orders, players, venue operations, company and finance views
Recorded product surfaces
- Court availability and price interfaces
- Personal and venue order views
- Pricing schedules and calendar configuration screens
- Membership and teammate-session destinations
- Store and counter interfaces
- Company, finance and editorial workspaces
Your deployment scope
- Venue, court and operating-calendar configuration
- Pricing and cancellation policies within the agreed scope
- Product and membership content
- Role assignments and staff onboarding
- Payment and notification provider setup with verification
- Additional integrations or branding work scoped separately
Prepare the venue team for a shared workflow
Agree the operating setup, rehearse complete actions and give each team a clear responsibility.
From venue brief to a prepared operation
- Describe the operation List venues, courts, hours and the people who use them. A shared venue brief
- Prepare the calendar Agree opening hours, time units and exceptional dates. Clear availability rules
- Review prices and policies Define day types, demand periods and cancellation handling. An agreed pricing model
- Set up the team Assign venue and company responsibilities. Relevant workspaces
- Rehearse complete workflows Check booking, counter operations and payment handling using a sandbox. Evidence for the launch scope
- Launch the agreed scope Confirm content, accounts, support and operational ownership. A prepared venue team
Keep the operating context connected
Court time, orders, payment state and venue responsibilities need consistent rules across the agreed deployment.
- One booking, several responsibilities Players choose court time; venue teams handle the day; company teams review their assigned records.
- Prices have operating context Day types, demand periods and exceptional dates belong to the venue’s agreed pricing rules.
- Order and payment status differ An order’s reservation status and its payment state must be reviewed independently.
- Membership follows venue rules Plan eligibility, quota and resets must be checked against the configured plan and delivery scope.
- Provider work needs verification A checkout or settings screen alone does not establish a working payment or notification integration.
- Demonstration records stay illustrative Names, rates, order values and dashboard totals in these captures are sample records.
Venue needs the product supports
A player compares court time for a chosen day, then uses the personal order area to follow their booking records.
Player planningChoosing court timeVenue, date and personal records A venue manager reviews normal and peak periods, checks exceptional dates and prepares the calendar before the next operating day.
Venue preparationPrices and schedulesDay types, demand and exceptions A company team reviews its venues and finance lists while the front desk uses the workspace assigned to its venue.
Company oversightConnected responsibilitiesVenue operations and finance context
Questions about MineCourt
What is MineCourt for?
MineCourt brings court-booking and sports-venue operations into a web application, with player, venue, company and supporting management destinations.
Which booking choices appear in the interface?
The recorded court grid includes Single, Serial and Membership mode controls alongside date, duration and time-period choices. End-to-end booking behaviour must be verified for the agreed deployment.
Can venues manage different pricing periods?
The Pricing Schedule screen includes Weekday, Weekend and Holiday tabs and demand-period rows. The capture shows configuration controls; saving and recalculation were not exercised.
Does a screenshot prove online payments work?
No. The captured checkout and finance interfaces establish screen context. Provider credentials, callbacks, receipts, refund handling and successful payment must be validated separately.
Can players find people to play with?
The Find Teammates screen lists open sessions with venue, time, capacity and skill information. The saved crawl did not submit a join or host action.
How do company and venue teams differ?
Venue workspaces focus on the assigned venue. Company destinations bring venues, staff and reports together. The agreed role and tenant access rules require verification during delivery.
What do the example numbers mean?
They are recorded demonstration data. Sample prices, order amounts, memberships and dashboard totals are not customer performance or financial claims.
Can MineCourt be adapted to our operation?
Configuration, content and operating policies are reviewed first. Additional workflows, integrations or branding changes can be designed and delivered under a separately agreed scope.
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Find your role guide, with task context, observed screens and the limits of the saved capture.
