Stack assessment
Map what you actually run today
Most courses cannot list their own stack from memory — there is a tee sheet contract, a POS, a website someone's nephew built, a scheduling app the grill uses and a spreadsheet holding league night together. Writing it down is useful even if you never talk to us.
This is not a calculator. It produces no dollar figure, no estimate and no instant quote — it produces a conversation with someone who has read what you sent.
What are you running today?
List what you can name. Half the value of this is the list itself, whether or not you ever send it to us.
What you get back
- What consolidates
- Which of your current systems Aced genuinely replaces, named individually rather than as “everything”.
- What does not
- Where you would keep a separate tool, and where Aced is honestly the wrong fit for how you operate.
- What a migration involves
- Which data moves cleanly, which does not, and what the sequence would look like against your season.
- Where the risk is
- The parts of your operation that are hardest to switch, said out loud before anyone signs anything.
Why there is no number on this page
Nothing here is stored beyond the lead record a person reads to reply to you. See the Privacy Policy.
Worth listing before you fill that in
The stack items courses most often forget they are paying for.
- Tee sheet and its booking widget
- Point of sale and its add-on modules
- Website hosting and whoever edits it
- Email or SMS marketing
- Staff scheduling and time tracking
- League and tournament scoring
- Gift card or loyalty program
- Payment processing and terminal rental
- Reporting or business-intelligence tooling
- Anything running on a spreadsheet nobody owns