Sociala medier-integration

Each tenant connects its social accounts and chooses templates for the four content types: result graphics, player cards, trailers, and highlight reels. Every template is editable in a visual builder — colours, typography, photo placement, sponsor zones — and saved as a versioned brand kit. Auto-post to Facebook after match result fires the moment a result is finalised: the result graphic generator (Open Graph match-result image cards) renders a 1200x630 card with team names, score, competition logo, and federation branding, then ships it to the Facebook Page with a localised caption.

Auto-post to Instagram with player card uses the player card-generator with customizable template — an Instagram-square or 9:16 story featuring the man-of-the-match, ELO, recent form, and a portrait. Twitter/X integration for match results posts a tighter copy with the result graphic and live link. TikTok publishing of highlights pulls a vertical clip from the broadcast studio's auto-highlight engine (F09.04), adds a captioned title card, and uploads it with the right hashtags.

The trailer engine — competition trailer auto-generated from schedule — assembles a 30-second teaser before a major event from venue photos, fixture list, group of contenders, and a sponsor sting; it scheduled-posts seven days, three days, and one day out. Behind it all, social media calendar per club/federation gives the communications team a week-at-a-glance grid of upcoming auto-posts plus space to drop in manual items, drag to reschedule, and approve drafts. Calendar entries respect quiet hours and platform-specific best-time-to-post heuristics.

The pipeline shares the brand kit, the consent-cleared media library (F09.06), and the analytics layer (F09.05) — so a result auto-posted via this subsystem rolls into the same engagement dashboard, and a player who has opted out of media use is excluded from player cards automatically.