Live Scoring & Official Result Entry

Live score entry on mobile is offline-capable from the ground up. The scorekeeper opens the match on a phone or tablet, taps points per mène, and the device queues every action locally. When connectivity returns, queued events sync in order with idempotency keys so duplicate replays are safe.

The official scorekeeper role digitally signs the final score with their authenticated session — a cryptographic signature attached to the result record so the line of accountability is traceable. Real-time leaderboard updates push via Server-Sent Events: any subscribed client (player apps, public leaderboards, embedded CMS widgets, scoreboards on venue screens) sees standings refresh within a second of each confirmed mène. Push notifications for match events fan out to subscribers — match starting in 5 min, score 10-10 in your followed match, your team has finished, podium reached.

Subscriptions are granular: per-match, per-player, per-competition, per-club, per-nation. Score correction flow lets the scorekeeper edit a recorded mène with mandatory reason; the original entry stays in the audit trail and a correction event broadcasts so live viewers see the adjustment immediately. Score protest from team captain is a structured action — the captain raises a protest tied to a specific mène or final result, the match enters a protest state, the jury (F05) reviews and resolves, and the outcome locks.

Walkover and WO handling captures the operational reality when one team does not show: the official records WO, the absent team forfeits, the present team advances with a default score per the format, and ranking impact applies the federation's WO rules. Round timing per round (45 min default) enforces session pace for poule rounds and Swiss rounds — the round timer counts down on the official's tablet, with warnings at 10 and 5 minutes, and configurable handling at expiry (current mène completes, no new mène starts).