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Our vision of a digital home where each match preserves its history and each person finds community, recognition and new opportunities.

Discover the vision, mission and principles that connect identity, competition and community at Smartdomino.

The reading begins why Smartdomino is, continues with the functional map of what exists and moves to the process map, where each tour explains the responsibilities of players, organizations and administrators.

This is one of the most important points of the platform because it clarifies how a person enters, from what identity they participate and what they can do within it.

Smartdomino doesn't just think about individuals. The platform also includes clubs, associations, federations and other institutional figures.

It understands the disciplinary reading of a match, its levels of detail and its relationship with sports interpretation.

Understand how timing, switches, and reviews turn tournament planning into a predictable sequence.

One thing is the interface that everyone sees, and another is how the platform behaves depending on the identity with which one participates.

Identify the function of each level within competitive execution.

Choose the correct competitive unit and understand how each format builds tables, pairs and matchups.

Understand how competitors are prioritized before grouping them and building the crossovers for each round.

Decide which competitors can be sorted and crossed within the same set before creating the tables.

Save entire setups, compress repeat rounds, and reload them when creating another tournament.

Smartdomino tries to make the entire platform feel like the same workspace.

The public interface is Smartdomino's discovery gateway.

The Help Center is the editorial layer of Smartdomino.

The community is the layer that prevents the platform from being just a record of results.

The tournament is a complete competitive event and the round is an internal stage of its execution. Independent sessions are documented separately because they are another type of event.

Independent sessions are the light version of the competitive block.

The match is the unit where the result really occurs. It can live within a tournament or a standalone session.

A circuit is a top layer that groups related tournaments together and allows them to be read as a series, season, or competitive tour.

Understand how validated matches from finished events become player statistics and ranking positions.

Support turns a particular problem, suggestion or opinion into a private and traceable request.

The administrative console is the private space from which an authorized account maintains global Smartdomino settings.

Understand why navigation and permissions change based on the selected identity.

From here the manual changes the question. The functional map answered what each thing is; This map answers how the real flows are traveled.

Add participants to a tournament through requests, invitations, and explicit decisions.

Define blocks, order, crossovers, times and rules before generating the rounds.

Configure duration and automatic actions, understanding their effect on rounds and matches.

Manage availability, absences and the decision to continue or restart a round.

Understand how configured penalties can affect points and results.

This process explains how a person enters the platform, how they go from account to profile and from what real identity they begin to operate.

Corrects the temporal sequence of a finished event without modifying its sports results.

This process explains how an identity is related to an organization and how that relationship goes from a simple visible reference to a real belonging.

This process focuses on how the experience changes depending on the identity with which the person enters.

This process explains how a visitor discovers public activity and when they must log in or create an account to participate.

In this section the idea is no longer just to understand the interface, but to use it well.

This process uses the three surfaces described in Help Center and Contextual Help.

This part is better understood when you separate three actions: publish, share and notify.

Here the manual develops the tournament as a complete event: setup, participants, rounds and execution.

Sessions are light but complete events, independent of tournaments, rounds and circuits.

The match does not belong only to the tournament or only to the independent sessions. It is a functional unit of the platform.

A circuit groups related tournaments together without converting them into rounds of the same tournament.

Use Match and Player filters to calculate a ranking, then use Result filters to locate positions without changing them.

Support handles particular cases. Their standings, statuses, and privacy rules are explained in Support and Requests.

This process describes the overall maintenance of Smartdomino.

These routes are part of the process map. They reorder the same tasks from the point of view of the person who executes them.

Identify player, organization and administration priorities.

These answers condense the most important functional reading of the manual.

The player needs a platform that feels close, fast and understandable.

Quick responses to resume activity, read statuses and locate results.

Guidance for institutional identity, post of events and members.

Frequent decisions about statuses, absences, corrections and competitive assembly.

A club, federation or institutional profile not only organizes tournaments. It also builds community.

The administrator lives the most intense part of the organized game.

Growth lines are grouped here that help imagine where the platform can evolve over time.