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Stadium · a Scova Labs product
STADIUM
Matchday operations

Every gate, steward and seat on one screen, from the first scan to stand-down.

Point at a block to read it
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N°04 · Stadium · 2026
01 · What it does

One matchday, one screen, one record.

Sold on its own to any club, or inside the Scova Labs subscription with Athlete, Squad Lab and Partners. Steward logins are free.

01 · MATCHDAY

The ground, live

Fans in by block and gate against the forecast, queue times per lane, and what needs attention now.

02 · FIXTURES

Who is coming

An attendance range for every home game, with the stewards, kiosks and away plan it needs.

03 · STEWARDS

Every post covered

Check-in on stewards' own phones, gaps against the safety certificate, and reserves called in one tap.

04 · SAFETY

A log that writes the report

Incidents pinned to a block or gate, and a post-match safety report filled in from the log and the gate counts.

05 · TICKETS AND FANS

Know your fans, not watch them

Price advice by area, empty sold seats back to the waitlist, and fan groups built from the club's own records.

06 · COMMERCIAL

Proof of play

Minutes each sponsor was on the boards against their contract, with makegoods passed to Partners.

02 · Try it

Run the gates for a demo match.

A fictional League One club, 10,510 tickets sold, kick-off at 15:00. Move the clock, pick a gate, and decide what to do about the queue.

Stadium · demo sandbox
Demo club and match · all figures illustrative Gates, longest wait first
End of the demo

That is as far as the sandbox goes.

In the product, Stadium runs on your own ticketing and turnstiles, with stewards, safety, fans and sponsors on the same clock. We show it with your safety officer.

03 · How it connects

It links to your ticketing. It never replaces it.

We set up the link for you. Pick the system your club uses to see what it takes.

Your ticketing system

Stadium never uses face recognition, banning-order data, scraped fan profiles or bought fan lists. Fan records reach it only from the club's own systems, with the club as controller and Scova as processor.

One screen for the matchday your safety officer already runs.