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Your venue can continue using the MBCCM core app without a recurring core-app licence payment. The introductory implementation fee includes that licence, configuration, training and practical support in an agreed scope. Other services are optional.

Perpetual core licensing does not promise every future module, ongoing service or third-party product free of charge. No warranty, uptime commitment or service-level agreement is offered. Rights that cannot lawfully be excluded remain unaffected.

Cross-club functionality is planned, not available in RC1. Venues that have paid the agreed implementation fee or received an explicitly gifted licence qualify for future cross-club functionality when offered, subject to the service terms.

A club using the software without paid implementation or a gifted licence will need to pay the full £250 implementation and licensing fee before accessing future cross-club functionality. Ordinary core use is not switched off. Other services are available independently, and multi-service discounts do not require MBCCM or a paid MBCCM implementation.

The full core app runs locally on the games master’s device. During play it needs neither an internet connection nor a Google account. Club records belong to the browser profile, so regular full-club exports to a safe external location are essential.

Our current starting point is Windows with a projector or second screen. Third-party controllers, such as tablets, need an equipment rehearsal to confirm platform and independent-display support. Google sync and permissions are future work.

Started competitions can be saved, recalled and continued from the event library. The current release still requires all assigned entrants to be checked in at the initial event start. We’ll agree a suitable workflow for your season before recommending that setup; please don’t mark absent players present just to bypass it.

Singles and pairs are supported. Your club sets its Conditions of Play. MBCCM is not affiliated with or certified by a bowls governing body.

No. The provider must approve the organisation, and its eligible-user rules apply. Ordinary club membership does not automatically qualify someone for a free account. We can help you understand the options and prepare your setup; your authorised club representative makes the application.

See Microsoft nonprofit eligibility and Google’s UK eligibility guidance.

Eligible registered charities can access provider routes with no transaction fees for donations and tickets to events they host. Provider approval, organisation/bank verification, permitted activities and terms apply. Some routes are funded by optional supporter contributions.

That is not a promise of zero fees for every bar, shop or card-terminal transaction. Hardware, subscriptions and any other charges are explained before you commit. Zeffy’s UK ticketing offer is an example of a zero-fee route, subject to its eligibility rules; this is not a claim of partnership.

We can support your organisation as a data-protection contact. Where suitable, we can agree a formal external Data Protection Officer (DPO) appointment after assessing expertise, independence and conflicts of interest.

Your club remains accountable for its data and safeguarding responsibilities. Advice or a management system cannot guarantee compliance on its own. See the ICO’s DPO guidance and OSCR’s safeguarding guidance.