Court inventory
The shared record of courts, surfaces, capacities, statuses, and relationships that affect scheduling.
Court operations glossary
Shared language for the court day.
These working definitions keep product conversations grounded in the operating relationships a facility team already manages.
Parent court
A court or space whose reservation can make one or more configured child courts unavailable.
Child court
A configured court that depends on a parent space, such as a pickleball layout inside a convertible tennis court.
Access window
A time and policy boundary that determines who can reserve or use a court.
Program block
Reserved capacity for a lesson, league, clinic, event, or other organized activity.
Utilization
A measure of booked or used court capacity over a defined period, always interpreted with its source and limits.
Operating workspace
The connected context operators use to understand inventory, reservations, access, programs, and daily actions together.
Waitlist
A prioritized list of people or groups waiting for a court, program place, or released capacity.
Start with your operating reality
Good systems start with shared language.
If your team uses a term differently, bring that context to a demo conversation.