Across time zones
Players take short runs during the same event window without waiting for a universal free hour.
Asynchronous team competition // Built for real schedules
No extrameeting.
Most virtual team-building products demand a 60–90 minute call where everyone is available at once. A ScoreNet tournament can run for a week. People play four-minute arcade runs whenever their schedule allows, while ScoreNet handles the event structure, participation rhythm, and final story.
The commercial wedge
Team connection that fits around the work.
ScoreNet is strongest where schedules, locations, and time zones make traditional live activities frustrating.
Low organizer burden
ScoreNet prepares the event shape, launch copy, participation nudges, and recap so the organizer is not handed another admin system.
Conversation between meetings
The scoreboard becomes a weeklong source of harmless rivalry rather than a one-time calendar block.
A result worth reporting
Participation, winners, team performance, and cabinet stories help the organizer show what the event accomplished.
Built for the person accountable for participationPeople Ops, office managers, executive assistants, and culture committees get an event they can launch confidently and explain upward.
AsynchronousNo universal free hour required.
ManagedSetup and communication support included.
MeasurableParticipation leads the recap.
Managed event delivery
ScoreNet runs the playbook. Your team runs the scores.
The product is a supported event, not a dashboard the organizer must learn.
ScoreNet recommends the duration, team structure, and balanced cabinet lineup for the audience.
Receive organizer-ready announcement copy and one memorable invitation code for Slack, Teams, or email.
Mid-event standings language and participation nudges give casual players a reason to return.
A polished recap leads with participation, team outcomes, memorable runs, and integrity context.
Founding pilot formats
Choose the size of the chase.
ScoreNet confirms availability, exact scope, and pilot pricing directly. These packages define the product clearly without pretending every organization needs the same event.
Team Sprint
5 cabinets
A short, readable event for a small team or first pilot.
- Individual standings
- Memorable three-word code
- One-day to one-week window
- Finalized result
Office Championship
10 Official cabinets
The strongest fit for departments, distributed companies, and culture committees.
- Individual or team standings
- Best-cabinet counting
- Weeklong asynchronous play
- Cabinet winners and participation story
- Managed setup, launch copy, and organizer recap
Arcade League
Up to 20 cabinets
A deeper event for recurring groups, venues, leagues, and larger organizations.
- Custom lineup and duration
- Individual plus teams
- Expanded cabinet variety
- Frozen final standings
The participant journey
One code to a permanent result.
01Organizer sharesA three-word code works in Slack, Teams, email, a flyer, or a meeting announcement.
02Players connectA free Passport verifies the identity behind each eligible result without exposing the event publicly.
03Runs countNormal ScoreNet cabinets feed the private standings automatically through the existing verified-score path.
04Story remainsThe event ends with frozen standings, cabinet leaders, and a record worth sending to the group.
The report is the product
Make the organizer look prepared.
The scoreboard creates engagement. The final report explains the outcome to the person who approved the budget.
RateParticipationWho joined and how deeply the group engaged.
10Cabinet storiesLeaders, close races, specialists, and breakthrough runs.
TeamDepartment resultsOptional group standings create shared identity.
TrustIntegrity outcomesVerified runs and preserved final results support credibility.
Balanced recognition
More than one kind of player can matter.
Office formats can emphasize teams and participation while preserving every legitimate cabinet score.
Departments or squads create shared stakes beyond one individual leaderboard.
Verified progress from an opening eligible run to a later personal best rewards persistence.
A department can be recognized for getting the greatest share of invited players involved.
Strategy, timing, and action games create several credible paths to recognition.
For IT & security reviewers
Browser-based participation with a narrow footprint.
ScoreNet can provide a concise technical overview for internal review without making unsupported certification claims.
No employee installThe web experience runs in a modern browser; no desktop package is required.
No email required for PassportThe core Passport uses a player-controlled recovery key rather than requiring an employee email address.
Unlisted event accessParticipants use a shared three-word invitation; private events are not exposed through a public directory.
Separated credentialsOrganizers receive event results, not participant recovery keys or private account credentials.
Questions buyers ask
Before they put it on the calendar.
Does everyone have to play at the same time?
No. That is the main advantage. A tournament can stay open for a defined window while people complete short runs whenever their schedule allows.
What will IT want to know?
The employee experience is browser-based with no desktop install. A core ScoreNet Passport does not require an email address, private events are unlisted, and organizers do not receive participant credentials.
Can we use teams or departments?
Yes. Private tournaments can support individual standings or individual-plus-team competition, with configurable counting rules.
What happens to scores after the event?
Legitimate permanent cabinet results remain part of each Passport. Finalized private standings are preserved rather than deleting the underlying ScoreNet history.
How is pricing handled?
Founding pilot availability, event scope, recommended cabinet count, fulfillment, and pricing are confirmed directly with each organizer before setup.