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CASE STUDY / BPSE
Played on the court. Connected through the system.
BPSE’s tools connect the people involved in a tournament and in club life. Organisers run the competition, teams submit scores and spectators follow the standings. Court maps, calendars and rankings on the club website support the community between events as well.
- Project status
- Public application
- Focus
- Custom application · Tournament management · Mobile input
01 / CONTEXT
The business challenge
On tournament day, organisers need a full overview, teams need quick score entry and spectators need readable standings. The same competition required different interfaces and permissions, including practical use on phones at the courts.
THE DESIGN DECISION
The competition is shared; the workspace changes with the role. Club content and the tournament application remain separately manageable within a connected public experience.
WORKFLOW / BPSE
How the user journey comes together.
- 01 / ORGANISER
Set up the competition
Draws, teams and courts are managed through the organiser interface.
- 02 / TEAM
Submit a score from the court
The team code and QR score sheet lead to the appropriate mobile entry screen.
- 03 / SPECTATOR
Follow the standings
Results and standings are available through the public spectator interface.
02 / IMPLEMENTATION
How we approached it
We built tournament management as a separate application beside the editable club website. Team codes and QR score sheets lead to the appropriate score-entry view. Sports information on the club site uses shared sources: venues feed both map and list views, while the event calendar combines spreadsheet sources.
Innovation in practice
The decisions behind the functionality
Different roles, one tournament
Organisers manage the event, teams submit their own results and spectators follow the relevant public standings.
From paper to the right mobile screen
QR score sheets and team codes provide direct entry points for on-site score submission.
One venue source, on the map and in the list
The same source drives map and list views; filtering and route links help visitors choose a venue.
Follow competitions from your own calendar
The event list is also available as a subscribable ICS feed, while server-side caching handles temporary upstream failures.
Behind the interface
Technologies and architecture
The club website runs on WordPress and Divi; the tournament system is a separate PHP/MySQL application with JavaScript interfaces. Court maps use Leaflet and OpenStreetMap. A cached server-side calendar proxy reads external sources and also provides a subscribable calendar feed.
PHP + MySQL
Server-side operations and persistent tournament data for the separate competition application.
JavaScript
Organiser, team and spectator interactions, standings and calendar views.
Leaflet + OpenStreetMap
A browsable court map, venue list and map details.
jsPDF + QR-kódok
Printable score sheets and direct access to the team interface.
DELIVERY / PROJECT SCOPE
What we built
- Organiser tools for tournaments, draws and court allocation
- Mobile score submission using team codes
- Spectator results, standings and printable QR score sheets
- Court maps and venue lists built from shared data
- A filterable event calendar and subscribable ICS feed
- Official and aggregate ranking views based on spreadsheet sources
Our role
Development of the club website and separate tournament system, role-specific views, and printable and mobile tools. Connecting court maps, calendars and ranking views with available community and sports data.
Project status
The club website and tournament application are public; the portfolio screenshot shows the club site. Calendar and ranking views rely on their identified external sports data sources, while court information connects to community venue descriptions.
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Business platform · ongoing development
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- Turn a PDF into editable data
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- Keep the job and the conversation together
- Control capacity and pricing directly
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- Different roles, one tournament
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Sources, open questions and an SSP brief.
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Clarity before commitment.
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Research and sources
KGC-Bérlés
Which source supports each claim?
A single machine can be linked to a rental request, accessories, spare parts and a service case. The challenge was to preserve that context when a customer moves from the website to the store, or another team member takes over the conversation.
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Planning and work breakdown
KGC-Bérlés
How does the brief become a checkable plan?
Customer-facing and internal web application development: catalogues, request submission, customer records, case-based communication, and counter and service views. The scope also includes the parts-engine interface, kiosk interaction, and editing, publishing and scheduling display programmes.
Codex
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KGC-Bérlés
What evidence will verify the change?
Does the desktop parts diagram lead to the right part number and itemised enquiry?
SSPThe shared foundation for development
01 / Goal
From equipment discovery to the customer portal: rental, parts enquiries, store operations and display management in one web platform.
02 / Context
A single machine can be linked to a rental request, accessories, spare parts and a service case. The challenge was to preserve that context when a customer moves from the website to the store, or another team member takes over the conversation.
03 / Constraints
Customer-facing and internal web application development: catalogues, request submission, customer records, case-based communication, and counter and service views. The scope also includes the parts-engine interface, kiosk interaction, and editing, publishing and scheduling display programmes. The featured modules have been implemented and development continues. Online rental requests require staff confirmation. Full ERP synchronisation, online card payments and automatic invoicing are separate workstreams; acceptance testing on the physical shop kiosk remains outstanding.
04 / Checkable outcome
Suggested acceptance question · verification pending
Does the desktop parts diagram lead to the right part number and itemised enquiry?
PROJECT DOCUMENT · ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE
Defining the brief
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# KGC-Bérlés / brief.md
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## SSP / Goal
From equipment discovery to the customer portal: rental, parts enquiries, store operations and display management in one web platform.
## SSP / Context
A single machine can be linked to a rental request, accessories, spare parts and a service case. The challenge was to preserve that context when a customer moves from the website to the store, or another team member takes over the conversation.
## SSP / Constraints
Customer-facing and internal web application development: catalogues, request submission, customer records, case-based communication, and counter and service views. The scope also includes the parts-engine interface, kiosk interaction, and editing, publishing and scheduling display programmes.
The featured modules have been implemented and development continues. Online rental requests require staff confirmation. Full ERP synchronisation, online card payments and automatic invoicing are separate workstreams; acceptance testing on the physical shop kiosk remains outstanding.
## SSP / Checkable outcome
Suggested acceptance question; verification pending:
- [ ] Does the desktop parts diagram lead to the right part number and itemised enquiry?
## Next handover · BMAD + Claude
- [ ] Separate sources, facts and open assumptions
- [ ] Review the SSP goal, constraints and acceptance criteria together
- [ ] Approve the implementation direction and verification approach
## Learning loop
Research may also start from previously approved lessons. A new finding needs a source, crystallization and an approved destination before propagation.
## Status and limits stated in the portfolio
The featured modules have been implemented and development continues. Online rental requests require staff confirmation. Full ERP synchronisation, online card payments and automatic invoicing are separate workstreams; acceptance testing on the physical shop kiosk remains outstanding.
Source: https://www.myforgelabs.com/en/case-studies/kgc-rental/The project ends. The knowledge stays.
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The approval pointBack to research, with better context.
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MYFORGE / ERP In development · a closer look is coming soon
One business. Connected operations.
We have been developing an ERP that connects equipment rental, service, inventory and sales. Its purpose is to keep the history of an asset, partner or work order available at the next business step. A closer look at the development is coming soon.
KGC ERPSystem layersARCHITECTURE
WORKSPACE
The daily workspace
Staff interfaces suited to each role
React + ViteBUSINESS LOGIC
Business workflows
Rental · service · inventory · sales
Node.js + NestJSDATA & JOBS
The operational foundation
Related data and queued background work
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BUSINESS MODULES / 01—05
Workflows connect across business functions.
Rental and equipment
The equipment journey from pricing through checkout and return to its related contract. Rental operations have their own business module.
Service and work orders
Repair tasks, work orders and warranty cases are organised as connected workflows in dedicated service modules.
Inventory and sales
Modules cover products and stock movements from goods receipt and stocktaking to sales operations.
Partners and documents
Partner records, business documents and related communication provide context for the same case.
Access and organisations
Roles, audit trails and separated organisational workspaces define who can access each part of the business data.
ENGINEERING / STACK
The engineering behind the operations.
A modular TypeScript monorepo with a Node.js and NestJS API, React–Vite workspaces, PostgreSQL–Prisma data handling and Redis–BullMQ background jobs. Dedicated access and tenant layers separate data belonging to different organisations.
- Node.js + NestJS
- A modular server-side API and business services.
- TypeScript
- Shared types and explicit data contracts across the monorepo.
- React + Vite
- Browser-based staff workspaces.
- PostgreSQL + Prisma
- Relational business data and typed database access.
- Redis + BullMQ
- Queued background jobs and scheduled processing.
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