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ISC FCE Management Platform

An evaluation environment for the Registration Tool Temporary Working Group. Provided by Start Tech Agency. It covers the two scopes the ISC put out separately, and either can be approved without the other.

This is a working application, not a slide show. A real database, real permissions checked on the server, and work that is still there when you come back tomorrow. Signing in takes one click and an email address of your choosing: there is no password to invent and no account to wait for.

Nothing in it is real. Every person, event, national federation and licence number is invented for this evaluation, and the FAI Sporting Licence check talks to a clearly labelled mock, never to an FAI system.

What would you like to do

Guided evaluation tour

Ten journeys, in order, each one saying what to do, what to expect and which requirement it answers. Start here if you have twenty minutes.

My workspace and reset

Your own private copy of the demonstration data, with the button that puts it back exactly as it started. Nothing you do can affect another evaluator, and nothing another evaluator does can affect you.

The requirements

Every official requirement line of both scopes, with what the system does about it and whether that is working here today or still to be built.

What is still open

The points where the ISC’s own documents disagree, or where something we need has not been supplied. Each one says what we are assuming meanwhile.

Roles and what each may do

Every role and exactly what it may do. The same table the server enforces: this is not a description of the intent, it is the rule.

About the data in front of you

Where the data in front of you came from, why none of it is real, and what the FAI licence check is actually talking to.

You are not signed in yet. Five of the six can be read as you are. Only "My workspace and reset" needs an account, and it will ask you for an email address and make your own private copy of the demonstration data when you arrive. Sign in now if you would rather do that first.

The two scopes

Scope A — Bid to Bulletin

Drafting a bid on the FCEAD Annex 2 form, keeping it confidential, involving the NAC, submitting it, the November review, approval, the Plenary, the Organiser Agreement Request and both Official Information Bulletins.

Scope B — Registration and Reporting

Provisional entries, final entries, people and teams, the Appendix 1 sporting rules, FAI Sporting Licence validation, fees, the seven role reports and communications.

What you are starting from

3
bids in the demonstration data, at different stages
22
invented people across the delegations
6
organisations: organisers and national federations

Look at the shared reference workspace without signing in, if you would rather see it before you touch it. It is read only, so nobody can spoil it for the next evaluator.