What is an Organisation (org) in SportsFi?

What is an Organisation (org) in SportsFi?

What is an Organisation (org) in SportsFi?

In SportsFi, orgs and settings define who your subscription belongs to and who is allowed to use it, while adding members controls which people in your club/GP can actually access tools that drive value (like finance and trading). Billing is at organisation/subscription level, not per click, so member management is about governance and access rather than metered charges.

Orgs: who “owns” the account

  • An organisation (org) in SportsFi represents the legal/operational entity (League, Club, Capital Markets user, etc.) that holds the subscription.
  • Pricing is published per org type (e.g. “League – per team per month”, “Clubs – per month”), and that subscription unlocks the relevant modules for the whole org: Bidding Room, Finance Calculator, Player Trading, Contract Negotiations, Finance Hub, etc.

Settings: controlling access and configuration

  • Org settings let an admin configure:
    • Which modules are enabled (e.g. finance vs trading only).
    • Roles/permissions for different users (finance, legal, sporting, board).
    • Club specific structures like squads, financial views and data access.
  • This ensures only appropriate staff can see sensitive financial data or interact with finance workflows, aligning with SportsFi’s security and compliance posture.

Adding new users

  • Within an org, users are individual user accounts (staff, advisors) attached to that subscription.
  • An admin can invite new users via the org’s settings/members area, assigning them roles (e.g. Finance lead, Legal, Sporting Director) that determine which tools and data they can use.
  • Adding users itself does not typically change the subscription price (the subscription level typically allows a number of users.  Additional users can be added to a subscription if required)

Relation to billing and “see vs do”

  • SportsFi’s pricing is subscription based with no broking/transaction fees.
  • Settings and roles can be used so some users can see finance data, lender matches and finance types, while only authorised users can respond to offers (negotiate/accept) or submit Finance Requests. This keeps financial control with a small group while still allowing wider visibility.

In practice: the org settings define who your SportsFi subscription covers and what’s turned on; adding users decides which people inside that org can just view versus actively use the subscription to run deals that matter for billing and governance


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