If a score isn't tied to a verified attendance and a current membership, nobody's actually checking whether that name paid, showed up, or holds valid credentials — until it's disputed. SquadSpot ties every score to both, automatically.
Every competition event can carry its own live leaderboard. As scores are entered, standings update immediately — visible to your committee and members through the portal. Because attendance is tracked on the same event, a leaderboard entry is automatically tied to a real, verified attendance record, not a name typed in after the fact.
Clubs don't all score the same way, and SquadSpot doesn't force a single format. Input individual member scores by calibre, category and match type, with scoring rules configurable per discipline and per club. Multiple leaderboards can run side by side — per discipline, per category, per membership tier — alongside a combined or season-long standing, without separate spreadsheets to hold it together.
Track a score and match history for each member so they can see their progress and improvement over time. Because scoring lives in the same system as membership and attendance — not a siloed desktop database — the club always knows the person on the leaderboard is a current financial member, without manually cross-checking. SquadSpot also records mandatory match participation automatically, displaying the match count next to each gun category — the same participation figures that feed Governing-Body & Regulator Reporting when it's time to submit. For more on why this connection matters, read our article on why membership-linked scoring beats a standalone scoresheet.
