GGS Consulting

For padel, pickleball, tennis and basketball clubs

A prime-time court just opened up.
Who fills it?

A cancellation in your booking app does not reach the players who would take the slot. GGS connects your booking rules, your opted-in waitlist and a named staff owner so the court gets used and the desk stays in the loop.

  • We check your booking software and plan before scoping the connection
  • The member follows the offer; the booking platform confirms availability
  • Unfilled openings land with a person, not in a forgotten notification

Led by Carlos Gazca (software and automation) and Erick Gamez (bookkeeping and CFO). Gilbert, Arizona. Working nationwide. Scope and pricing are agreed after the call.

Illustrative walkthrough

Who trusts us

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01 / Pickleball / Rentals & bookings

The 7 PM pickleball court just opened up.

The booking changed. Now someone has to find a player, confirm the slot and keep the front desk in the loop.

GGS WORKFLOW STORIES / 01Illustrative walkthrough · No live connections

6:02 PM / The cancellation

A prime-time slot goes empty.

01 / 04
Court scheduleSAMPLE

Thursday / Court 4

Beginner coachingCoach Alex · 60 min
Court availableCancellation · 60 min
Doubles club nightMembers · 90 min
Front deskSAMPLE

Meanwhile, at the desk

Court 4 / 7 PMCancellation recorded
Open
Member requestsWaiting in another list
3 waiting
“Did anyone tell the evening players?”
One opening. Two places to check.

A cancellation in the booking app does not always reach the people who could use the court.

THE NEED

Make an opening actionable while there is still time to use it.

WHAT GGS SETS UP

Connect your booking rules, opted-in waitlist and staff exception queue. Confirm availability again before any reservation.

Monthly care: Watch for failed handoffs, review unfilled openings and maintain agreed booking rules.

Discuss this service
Read the whole scenario
  1. A prime-time slot goes empty.

    A cancellation in the booking app does not always reach the people who could use the court.

  2. Find the players who asked for this time.

    Use the club’s existing waitlist and contact permissions; route gaps in the process to a named staff owner.

  3. The player chooses to book.

    The member follows the offer. A live build would recheck that the court is still available before confirming.

  4. One booking. The same answer everywhere.

    In this illustrated outcome, a member accepts. The desk sees the reservation and the follow-up is closed.

  5. If plans change: An empty slot stays visible.

    An expired offer creates a follow-up task. The system never invents a booking or discounts a slot without the club’s rules.

This is a fictional walkthrough of a possible workflow, not a client result or a connected product. All bookings, messages, people and amounts are examples. Nothing is sent, reserved or posted.

Start with the court that empties most.

A fit call is 30 minutes with Carlos. You bring one recurring task. We tell you whether your current software can do it, or scope the build that can.

Carlos Gazca and Erick Gamez
GGS Consulting, Gilbert, Arizona