Per-National Competition Structures

This subsystem ships ready-made configurations that map each nation's competition reality onto the platform's generic engine. France is modelled with the Championnat de France pathway national → ligue → comité → club, four championship categories (Tête-à-tête, Doublette, Triplette, Mixte), and jeu provençal as a separate discipline. Sweden carries SM (Svenska Mästerskapen) plus a three-tier league structure (Elitserien / Division 1 / Division 2) with promotion/relegation.

Germany ships DPV Bundesliga and the Landesligan hierarchy. Norway runs NM with a kvalspel (qualification round) on a flat federation-sanctioned hierarchy. Spain provides the Campeonato de España flowing autonomous federation → national, using a Swiss-system bracket.

FIPJP qualifications model the world-championship route per nation (national → continental → world) and CEP qualifications model the European-championship route (national → European Championship). Per-tenant tävlingskategorier preset Norwegian and Spanish age classes (Norway's compact set, Spain's Benjamín → Veterano + Sub-23) so a federation onboarding does not need to redefine them. Per-tenant official competition calendars preload Norway's and Spain's annual fixture lists so the calendar is populated from day one.

Each preset ties into the configuration tables in F04.02, F04.04, F04.07, F04.08, and F04.10 — applying them sets up classes, formats, levels, ranking algorithms, and league structures in one move. New nations get added by federation admins or by the platform team using the same pattern: declare classes, levels, formats, ranking rules, and pathway, then ship.