What the precision shooting module does

Modalities

The course of fire is a parameter, not code

Each club shoots what its rulebook says, and no fixed list covers that. In Orbit the modality describes the course: how many targets per series, how many shots per target, how many series and how much time.

• A standard catalogue, ready to use National and imported rifle, optical and open sights, Standard and Custom, PCP — following SCTSL and CBTT. Usable with no setup at all.
• And your club’s own modalities Create your own from scratch or from the catalogue. Targets, shots, series, times and sight type, all editable.
• The Match freezes the modality When it enters the Match, the modality becomes a copy. Editing the catalogue later does not change a Match that already ran — the old result still matches that day’s rulebook.

Building the match

Series, benches and registration by modality

The wizard takes the Match from its name to open registration, asking at each step only what that Match needs.

• Series by modality A simple Match has one; a stage with several modalities has its own series in each, without mixing them.
• Bench relays with a cap The athlete picks the relay during registration and the system stops offering whichever filled up — no side list to reconcile later.
• Public registration by link One link per Match, one registration per modality, receipt by e-mail. The club can also register from the dashboard, prefilled from the athlete catalogue.
• Bulk actions Confirm, cancel and move relay across several registrations at once, plus CSV export.

In the field

Ring by ring, on the official’s phone

The scoring screen is the scoresheet: one row per target, columns X, 10, 9… 0 and the total. The official taps the ring of each shot and the maths closes itself, including the X count that decides the tie-break.

• Bad signal does not stop the Match Every mark is stored on the device before it goes up. If the network drops, the official carries on; when it is back, it syncs by itself.
• Installs like an app The field screen is a PWA: it opens from the home screen, full screen, without going through an app store.
• One official at a time on the same Score A temporary lock per series: two officials on the same bench do not overwrite each other’s work.
• Its own field login The official signs in with the club code, with no dashboard account. A manager who is already signed in becomes an official on the spot, with no extra registration.

Integrity of the result

Who scored it, when, and what changed afterwards

Every closed Score gets a chained digital signature: tampering with an old result breaks the chain of the ones after it, and that shows. The history is append-only — a correction comes in as a new row, never erasing the previous one.

• The official’s signature, always It is what closes the Score, whatever the Match is set to.
• The athlete’s PIN, if the club wants it The athlete’s acceptance is optional per Match. A practice Match closes with the official alone; a championship can require the PIN on the firing line. The rule freezes after the first Score, and the screen says so.
• Audit trail per Match Who opened it, who scored it, who reopened it and why — on one screen, filterable.

Results

The rulebook tie-break, worked out on the spot

A tie on the total is the rule, not the exception — and the tie-break criterion is exactly where rulebooks disagree. That is why it is a Match setting, not a constant in the system.

• Three criteria, chosen per Match X count and rings with the best target as the final tie-break (SCTSL), X and rings alone, or the ISSF pattern by final series.
• Category and class within the modality Standings in tabs: the modality’s overall placing and that of each category and class, with no side spreadsheet.
• Public link and big screen One address per Match for the athlete to check on their phone, plus the big-screen version to project at the club.
• Season championship Several stages adding up to a season ranking, with the championship’s own catalogue of categories and classes.

Integration

Its own REST API, the same entity key

The module has its own public API — Matches, modalities, series, relays, registrations and results — under the same entity-key authentication as the other sports. OpenAPI specification and test console included.

Get started

From sign-up to your first match, in minutes

No side spreadsheet, no install, no contract. Three steps and your match is already running on Orbit.

• 01 Sign in or create your account Quick sign-up by email or SSO — free to get started.
• 02 Register your club Just a few fields for your entity; the dashboard opens ready to configure.
• 03 Set up the match and start using it A wizard guides you through areas, stages, squads and ROs — then just open registration.