inTennis by SportLogic POS — bank compatibility
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inTennis by SportLogic is a point-of-sale system for retail and sports. A Sydney tennis booking business rather than a general till — it booked 2.37 million hours of court time in 2024 alone.
Tyro only. Tyro is its own middleware and its own acquirer, so this one comes with the bank attached — moving bank means a new integration.
Tyro rates it a Power Up partner.
inTennis is the court booking and club management platform from SportLogic, a Sydney company run by founder and managing director Mark Chen. The scale is the interesting part: SportLogic recorded 2,372,042 hours of tennis booked on courts through its platform during 2024, up 13 per cent on the year before. That volume gives it a national view of court booking trends that very few operators in the sport have, and Chen has said as much publicly.
Be clear about what this is before you shortlist it. inTennis is club software with a payments leg attached, so the Tyro integration is there for court hire, memberships, coaching and the pro shop at a tennis venue. It is not a hospitality or general retail counter, and the feature set reflects that — Tyro files it under retail and sports. If you run a club with courts to fill, that focus is the point; if you run a cafe, it is the wrong product entirely.
On longevity, a 2010 trade headline announcing inTennis alongside Ezidebit puts the product back at least fifteen years, which in club management software counts as established.
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