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Case study
Zeetius Federation
Table tennis
Kerala, India
The Table Tennis Association of Kerala cut three-quarters of its manual work after moving to Zeetius table tennis tournament management software. Entries, schedules, officials appointments and live results now run in one system, and coaches can see every player's performance history.

The challenge
Entries, schedules and records were kept by hand, which was slow and often wrong. Performance data was hard to reach, so selection and development went without it.
Coordinating technical officials took days before every event.
The transformation
| Process | Before | With Zeetius |
|---|---|---|
| Entries | Keyed in by hand | Online registration in one system |
| Scheduling | Built manually, slow and often wrong | Scheduled in the same system |
| Records | Kept on paper | Updated in real time |
| Technical officials | Days of coordination per event | Appointments and updates sent in-system |
| Results | Recorded by hand | Reach viewers as scorers record them |
| Player data | Hard to access | Player profiles and performance analytics |
| Selection | Made without performance data | Guided by each player's history |
Human effort removed
75%
less manual effort across operations
The results
The association's Hon. Secretary reports that Zeetius removed three-quarters of the human effort across its operations. Staff got their time back from admin, coaches now spot talent with data, and the association has gained national visibility with more entrants, sponsors and coverage.
Zeetius is really helpful, and it reduced three-fourths of the human effort across the operations of the association.
Michael Mathai
Hon. Secretary, Table Tennis Association of Kerala
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