Structured challenge flow
Move from challenge brief and registration to submission, judging and results in one governed journey.
Flagship SaaS product
Run hackathons, innovation challenges and talent-discovery programmes from brief to evaluation.
Product value
Move from challenge brief and registration to submission, judging and results in one governed journey.
Observe how participants frame problems, collaborate, build and communicate.
Create repeatable formats for hiring, innovation, learning or employer engagement.
Workflow
The final implementation can vary by organisation, event and approved integration scope.
Create challenge brief and rules
Open registration and team formation
Manage milestones and communications
Collect submissions
Run judging, scoring and result publication
Capabilities
Use cases
Integrations
Integration availability, data flows and implementation responsibility must be confirmed in the product scope.
Combined journeys
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Explore solutionQuestions
Concise answers for the decision context of this page.
Yes. Companies can design challenge programmes that create structured evidence before interview or selection stages.
Yes. Institutions can use the platform for campus innovation, employer engagement and student participation programmes.
Programmes can define judges, rubrics, weights, milestones and decision rules.
Yes. Registration can be configured for individuals or teams, including team-formation workflows.
A selected-participant handoff can be configured to FrontDoor or another approved interview process.
Product demonstration
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