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// Built for Leagues & Organisations

The ticketing platform built for elite UK leagues, federations and governing bodies that want one platform across central competitions, member-club home games and international tournaments — without re-platforming the buyer mid-cycle.

League-wide reporting, multi-tenant governance, native accreditation at competition scale, and one fan identity from member-club home game to central league event to international tournament — whether you're the FA, RFU, ECB, RFL, Premiership Rugby or EFL competition office, England Hockey, England Netball, British Basketball, UK Athletics, the LTA or UK SailGP.

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// Trusted by

2023 FIFA Womens World CupDubai Rugby 7sAFL EuropeLondon FA2023 FIFA Womens World CupDubai Rugby 7sAFL EuropeLondon FA
Dubai Rugby 7sAFL EuropeLondon FA2023 FIFA Womens World CupDubai Rugby 7sAFL EuropeLondon FA2023 FIFA Womens World Cup
AFL EuropeLondon FA2023 FIFA Womens World CupDubai Rugby 7sAFL EuropeLondon FA2023 FIFA Womens World CupDubai Rugby 7s

// Facts at a glance

What it is

A multi-tenant ticketing and federation platform built for elite UK leagues and governing bodies — The FA, RFU, ECB, RFL, Premiership Rugby, EFL, England Hockey, England Netball, British Basketball Federation, UK Athletics, LTA, UK SailGP / British Sailing.

Where it fits

League-wide reporting, multi-tenant governance, accreditation at competition scale, and one fan identity from member-club home games to central league events to international tournaments — without re-platforming the buyer mid-cycle.

Customers

Barnstaple Town FC, London City Sevens, Frome Town, Chippenham Town, WASPs Rugby, plus rights-holders across the English football pyramid, the rugby Premierships and the broader UK federation ecosystem.

Commercial

Published rate in GBP. Per-club ledgers settled next working day at 100% — scoped partner access, no governing-body float, no central-platform churn invalidating member accounts mid-season, no promoter-owned parent.

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Federate without de-platforming member clubs.

Multi-tenant architecture where the federation owns the schema, the sponsor reporting and the central events — while each member club keeps its own branded checkout, supporter record and commercial story.

▸ OutcomeCompetition-wide buyer view, sponsor activation rollup and central pre-sale waterfalls — without forcing member clubs through a platform migration that invalidates their season-ticket file.
intix · federation · multi-tenant

League office + member clubs on one platform. Scoped data, central reporting, member-branded checkout.

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// How it works

The 2025 Premiership Rugby digital audit found that as few as 30% of clubs capture first-party data via mobile and only one club runs SSO across all touchpoints — so the league cannot federate without a full re-platform. The same shape repeats across the FA, RFU, ECB, RFL and EFL: clubs on different stacks, multi-year contracts, supporter records held by aggregators rather than the federation.

INTIX is multi-tenant federation architecture by design. The federation owns the schema, central reporting, sponsor dashboards and central events. Member clubs operate their own branded checkout against the same fan-identity layer. The federation federates without de-platforming anyone.

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fan identity · federation office + every member club

// Same database, scoped access

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Independent — no promoter parent, no marketplace, no monopoly verdict.

The largest incumbent platforms sit inside promoter-owned groups facing antitrust scrutiny over monopoly behaviour and fan overcharging. INTIX is independent — no entanglement, no resale marketplace, no dynamic-pricing markup on fans without per-cohort loyalty guardrails.

▸ OutcomeThe platform's interests align with the federation's — not against. No headline risk inherited from the platform's parent company. No marketplace product competing against the league's primary inventory.
intix.co.uk/org/barnstaple-town-fc
Live INTIX customer page for Barnstaple Town FC showing fixtures, season tickets, and club branding
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// How it works

The structural conflicts inside the UK federation's vendor stack are more visible than ever in 2026: antitrust findings against the largest promoter-owned incumbent; hybrid primary and marketplace models running on the same infrastructure; resale-first marketplaces routing women's-sport buyers into dedicated resale hubs.

INTIX is independent ticketing — no promoter parent, no resale arm, no festival production. The federation keeps the customer relationship, the resale margin and the commercial property. Sponsor activation reporting rolls up off one fan-identity layer, not stitched together from competing vendors.

Independent

primary-only · no resale arm · no parent group

// INTIX architecture · structural

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One platform across central competitions, member-club home games and international tournaments.

When the federation pulls a marquee fixture onto a central platform (Magic Weekend 2026, The Hundred, ICC 2026), member clubs lose visibility of their own fans and the federation inherits a platform built for a different market.

▸ OutcomeNo re-platforming mid-cycle. No fan-record handoff between central events and member-club home games. One supporter identity from the County Championship fixture to the T20 Blast to The Hundred to the international tournament.
intix.co.uk · federation · one fan record

AFL Europe + London FA + Barnstaple Town FC + WASPs Rugby — multiple member organisations, one INTIX federation rail.

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// How it works

The pattern is consistent across UK federations: central league events sit on one platform (Magic Weekend from 2024, The Hundred), member-club home games on a second, international tournaments such as the ICC 2026 Women's T20 World Cup on a third. 75k+ fans had to create new platform accounts for Magic Weekend 2026; member clubs absorbed the membership-code complaints because central support couldn't validate them.

On INTIX, one tenant runs every product the federation hosts — central league events, member-club home games, international hosting — with one supporter identity across all of them. A national cricket governing body migrated from an enterprise European platform to INTIX in under four months in 2026 (verbal commitment February, live May); the migration playbook scales to federation-tier complexity.

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platform · central + member-club + international

// Same database, every competition

Leagues, federations and governing bodies on INTIX today.

Barnstaple Town FC

▸ Non-league member club · England

A real INTIX-powered English football club page — branded, fan-data-owning, on its own URL.

Live

see the live club page

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AFL NT

▸ State Sporting Body · AU (transferable)

Accreditation playbook used by UK federations evaluating INTIX.

85%

drop in match-day enquiries

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Common questions

Things people ask us.

See INTIX with your competition calendar.

15 minutes. No slides. We'll show the federation rail, the multi-format buyer identity and the central-plus-club-plus-international architecture running on INTIX before the call ends — and a quote in GBP your league office can take to the next board meeting.

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15 min · no slides · talk to a UK ticketing operator