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ClubOps Global by Web Vine Studio is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, or connected to any unrelated SaaS company using the same or a similar name. This is a self-hosted, WordPress-based facility operations platform delivered through Web Vine Studio.
ClubOps Global has gone through early booking builds, public release packaging, communications hardening, Global 2.0, Gift Cards, Court Ops, and built-in Support Tickets.
This changelog summarizes how ClubOps Global has expanded from early booking work into a full facility operations platform.
ClubOps began with an installable WordPress foundation, an admin structure, and the first resource-management model.
The booking engine moved into practical reservation workflows for courts, bays, and other facility resources.
Member records, profile details, and facility-user relationships became part of the operating model.
Availability checks and conflict protection were added to help prevent double-booking and staff cleanup.
Payment status became visible to staff so unpaid, awaiting-payment, and completed bookings could be managed clearly.
Membership and package workflows expanded ClubOps beyond one-off booking management.
Waiver capture, check-in workflows, and member access logic became part of the daily facility flow.
Front-end login, check-in, and booking interactions became smoother for members, guests, and staff.
Live boards gave staff and facility screens a clearer view of occupancy, reservations, and daily activity.
CRM follow-ups and pipeline tools were added for leads, members, prospects, and facility conversations.
Programs, events, classes, rosters, attendance, and waitlists became connected facility workflows.
Leagues, tournaments, standings, scoreboards, and match tools expanded ClubOps for sports facilities.
Install prompts, portal access, and staff/member mobile workflows added app-like access through WordPress.
Staff roles, permissions, and scheduling tools helped facilities manage employees without giving everyone full site access.
ClubOps Global moved into an installable release line with setup tools, public pages, and stronger launch preparation.
Communications screens were refined so facility messaging workflows were easier to review and use.
Mail diagnostics and delivery review tools were added to help facilities troubleshoot communication delivery.
Mail transport handling was improved for more dependable facility communication workflows.
The 2.0 release connected portals, staff operations, billing recovery, launch tools, split payments, and account workflows.
Multi-payer checkout and split-payment visibility gave facilities more flexible payment collection for group bookings.
The Upcoming Payments center gave members and staff a clearer view of balances and payment actions.
Family and group account foundations added household-style access, billing, and account relationships.
Account claim workflows helped connect guest records, member records, and WordPress user accounts.
Preflight checks, smoke tests, launch reports, page generation, and setup review tools helped facilities prepare for live use.
Webhook and API bridge foundations made it possible to connect ClubOps activity to outside systems.
Retention scan foundations began connecting member activity, billing status, and follow-up opportunities.
Gift card sales, issue, redemption, balance checks, adjustments, and transaction history became native workflows.
Challenge courts, paddle queues, open play rotation, skill sessions, no-shows, guest limits, and permanent reservations were added.
Simulator-specific booking rules and resource controls expanded ClubOps beyond standard court scheduling.
DUPR-ready fields and competition labels were added for rating-based programs, ladders, and events.
Court Ops and Gift Cards were connected to dashboard tiles, metrics, readiness rows, quick actions, and review screens.
Built-in Support Tickets gave facilities a way to submit bugs, support requests, and feature requests from inside ClubOps.
A separate Support Hub plugin added centralized ticket receiving, assignment, replies, statuses, and support tracking.
ClubOps now generates its own support identity, emails Web Vine support by default, and attempts hub sync automatically.
The current release line includes Support Tickets, automatic support identity generation, local ticket history, email routing to Web Vine support, safe diagnostics, and optional Support Hub sync.
ClubOps Global connects bookings, memberships, payments, programs, staff workflows, court operations, gift cards, support, and launch tools inside one WordPress-based facility platform.