CricketOS
One digital operating layer for venues, projects, tournaments, vendors, assets and accountable spend
A clean operating layer for the work, evidence, approvals and commercial controls that matter in cricket-board operations.
- Board (BoardOS)
- Venue (VenueOS)
- Project (ProjectOS)
- Tournament (TournamentOS)
- Command centre
- Governance
Who CricketOS is for
Start with one high-value workflow and expand in controlled phases.
Stadium renovation
BOQ, procurement, material, quality, measurement and contractor billing.
Venue maintenance
Asset, work order, vendor, material, inspection, closure and cost.
Tournament readiness
Venue, supplier, workforce, equipment, checklist and budget control.
Start with the paths that create risk, delay or leakage.
Board-scale operations
Venues, tournaments, projects, vendors, assets and money need connected records.
Temporary programmes
Tournament readiness brings suppliers, workforce, equipment, venues and spend together.
Capital works exposure
Projects need BOQ, procurement, quality, measurement, billing, retention and claims control.
What changes with CricketOS.
One operating layer
Every operational event can carry its owner, evidence, approval and financial context.
Focused domain modules
Board, Venue, Project and Tournament each have their own focused module.
Management control
The Command Centre brings readiness, commitments and exceptions together.
Configured to your terminology, workflows and approval limits.
Board (BoardOS)
Finance, procurement, vendors, contracts, documents, people, approvals and dashboards.
Venue (VenueOS)
Assets, maintenance, inspections, inventory, facilities, work orders and records.
Project (ProjectOS)
Estimate, WBS, BOQ, procurement, material, quality, measurement, billing, retention and claims.
Tournament (TournamentOS)
Venues, suppliers, workforce, equipment, logistics, budget, readiness and documents.
Command centre
Commitments, exceptions, readiness, KPIs, contracts, inspections and management reporting.
Governance
Roles, visibility, action permissions, approval limits and an audit trail across board activity.
A single record from the first request to closure.
Plan
Define the work, owner and control point.
Execute
Capture live activity and supporting evidence.
Review
Route exceptions and approvals to named owners.
Settle
Connect the outcome to commercial or financial records.
Learn
Use exception queues and management reporting.
CricketOS: frequently asked questions
Who is CricketOS for?
CricketOS is aimed at these kinds of operation. Stadium renovation: BOQ, procurement, material, quality, measurement and contractor billing. Venue maintenance: Asset, work order, vendor, material, inspection, closure and cost. Tournament readiness: Venue, supplier, workforce, equipment, checklist and budget control.
What operating problems does CricketOS address?
Board-scale operations: Venues, tournaments, projects, vendors, assets and money need connected records. Temporary programmes: Tournament readiness brings suppliers, workforce, equipment, venues and spend together. Capital works exposure: Projects need BOQ, procurement, quality, measurement, billing, retention and claims control.
Which modules does CricketOS include?
CricketOS includes six modules: Board (BoardOS); Venue (VenueOS); Project (ProjectOS); Tournament (TournamentOS); Command centre; Governance. Each is described on this page.
How are access and approvals controlled in CricketOS?
The Governance module covers roles, visibility, action permissions, approval limits and an audit trail across board activity.
Run one CricketOS workflow first.
Bring the process that hurts most. We will map its operating record and show the approvals and evidence around it.