Turn your results file into post-event engagement.
PerformID turns result data into verified profiles, follow-up signals, reports and repeat-event intelligence.
Upload an event file, review exceptions, publish profiles and measure follow-up.
PerformID turns result data into verified profiles, follow-up signals, reports and repeat-event intelligence.
Upload an event file, review exceptions, publish profiles and measure follow-up.
From the file the organiser already has.
Prepared automatically for follow-up and reporting.
Mostly missing chip IDs and emails.
91% fields matched. 22 saved mappings reused.
Once profiles are live, PerformID tracks views, shares, downloads, profile completion, engagement and partner-ready activity so you can prove value and plan the next event.
PerformID prepares everything it can automatically and separates verified results from manual or demo preview data.
| Athlete | Source | Match | Result state | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Olivia Harris Female Open | Race Roster | Matched | Verified result ready | Publish profile |
| Daniel Price Male 35-39 | Timing export | Matched | DOB review | Confirm detail |
| Ruby Clarke HYROX qualifier | Registration CSV | Matched | Verified result ready | Publish profile |
| Ethan Morris Club league | Club CSV | Unmatched | Email missing | Invite athlete |
Once a format is recognised, the operator does not start from scratch. The same route can support registration files, timing files and post-event reporting exports.
This demo starts simple: it shows the route from file to verified profiles, then moves into the engagement layer that proves the post-event workflow is working.
Persistent profiles show result history, score movement, badges, comparisons and share routes.
Athletes get formats for story, feed, square and wide sharing from the verified profile.
Event teams can see profile activation, leaderboard engagement, rebooking signals and partner-ready proof.
Profiles create measurable engagement, follow-up segments and operator value.
Views, shares, downloads, QR scans and partner-visible activity show which athletes and groups are gaining traction.
Prepared from imported event data.
Published and collecting activity.
Total profile and card views.
People viewing athlete profiles.
Athlete and event share actions.
Profile assets saved for onward use.
Scans from venue, bibs and signage.
Proof signals based on real activity.
Once cards are live, the portal shows which athletes, teams, categories and channels are creating engagement.
Claimed cards with complete data.
Athletes taking ownership.
People returning to cards.
Average card attention.
PERFORMID helps operators identify useful products, services, sessions, programmes and profile support based on athlete need, goals and interaction patterns.
Athlete needs detected from results and behaviour.
Practical revenue tied to relevant support.
Clear signal and strong fit.
Profiles with strong visibility and share activity.
Athletes with active need or intent signals.
Team or category patterns worth packaging.
Trigger: Sprint benchmark is below age-group average while card views are rising.
Trigger: High shares + high views, with 94 card shares this week.
Trigger: Viewed nutrition resources 6 times this week.
Trigger: Missing strength testing data on an otherwise complete profile.
Trigger: Recovery score has dropped over 3 check-ins.
Trigger: Entered into HYROX Qualifier with strong training engagement.
Trigger: Completed all profile fields and downloaded his card twice.
Trigger: Strong engagement but incomplete video highlights.
PERFORMID turns athlete activity and performance signals into practical next actions. Operators can identify who may need coaching, products, programmes, recovery support, profile upgrades or partner preparation.
Engagement, downloads and impressions create partner-ready proof for operators, clubs, coaches and internal reports.
PerformID can walk through the full platform from result import to engagement reporting using your event type and current data workflow.
PerformID can show what would be created, which fields need attention and where the post-event follow-up loop starts.