Platform
Everything on Mismatch belongs to an organization. How your content is organized — and which products you can use — depends on the type of organization you run.
Organization types
Section titled “Organization types”There are two types of organizations.
Create your teams, schedule your games, and stream them. A club can hold one or more teams, and each game stands on its own.
Federations
Section titled “Federations”Run full competitions across many teams. Content is organized into a hierarchy:
Season → Stage → Group → Gameday → GamesEvery game links two registered teams and rolls up into standings, schedules, and league-wide statistics.
What each type supports
Section titled “What each type supports”Clubs focus on streaming their own games; federations get the full platform.
| Product | Clubs | Federations |
|---|---|---|
| Streaming | ✓ | ✓ |
| Stats | ✓ | |
| Engage | ✓ | |
| Fans | ✓ |
Organization users
Section titled “Organization users”You can invite people to your organization and give each of them a role, which sets what they’re allowed to do:
| Role | What they can do |
|---|---|
| Owner | Full control, including billing, enabling products, and deleting the org. |
| Admin | Manage day-to-day operations — games, teams, and members. |
| Member | Take part in assigned games and features, without organization-wide settings. |
Access to each product is granted through seats. A seat is one license slot for a specific product — for example a Streaming seat or a Stats seat — and you assign it to a member to give them access to that product. Your plan determines how many seats you have for each product, and you can reassign a seat to someone else whenever you need to.