Taekwondo Pro Scoring Unlimited - WTF Poomsae and Sparring Information Management

TKD Poomsae System - Now Available!
TKD Poomsae Manager is the ultimate way of running your next competition or tournament with minimal fuss. This system does all the work for you. In the Database create a competition and set the date, then simply create the Poomsae Categories etc and add you competitors as you receive entries and that's it. Once all entries are closed and all final changes have been made, you can print off the Draw, Player Tags, Player list, Poomsae Score Sheets etc. Scores are totaled using a Data entry interface the speeds up the process and reduces the possibility of calculation errors. Scores can be entered on multiple PCs.

Monitor Competition/Tournament Progress.
Auto Draw Generation.
Print Judge Score Sheet with Full detail.
Print Results.
Print Player Tags.
Competitors List.
Complete Team Managment.
Print Competitor Ladder.
Simultaneous Data Entry.

	Auto Draw Generation Once you have entered in all the competitors in the system and entered them into the Events they will be competing in, the system will Automatically generate the Draw for you, ready to print off or put up on your website.
	Print Judge Score Sheets Select the number of Judges you will have and the system will generate the Competitor Score Sheets for the Judges that will include all the necessary information about the competitor. The Sheets will be grouped in Event, Competitor, Judges. This makes it very simple to get the Score cards out to the Judges with minimal time. All the Judges have to do, is score the player and thats it. They don't even have to add the score. This is done at the Computer/s that have the Data Entry Software on them. This will minimize the chances of scoring errors.
	Player Tags The system will print out Player tags with complete details for events Players are in, include team events etc
	Data Entry Software You can purchase licenses for the Data Entry Software depending on your needs. Each Data Entry PC can easily handle two courts. Score sheets are handed to the Computer Input Person, who simply calls up the Match Number and enters the number of deduction and the ticks off the . . . .