How Fanzava is structured
Fanzava is a multi-tenant platform. Every hub is isolated from every other hub — participants, data, branding, and competition results never cross hub boundaries.
The three layers
Section titled “The three layers”Fanzava platform└── Your hub (yourhub.fanzava.com) ├── Hub admin dashboard (/admin) ├── Competitions │ ├── Rounds → Fixtures → Tips → Results │ └── Leaderboard └── Groups └── Group leaderboardsThe Fanzava platform handles the infrastructure — sports data feeds, email delivery, billing, and global compliance. You don’t configure any of this directly.
Your hub is everything your participants interact with. It’s branded with your logo and colours and lives at your subdomain (or custom domain). All data inside your hub belongs to you.
The hub admin dashboard at yourhub.fanzava.com/admin is where you manage everything. Participants never see the admin interface.
What participants see
Section titled “What participants see”Participants access your hub’s public interface — the tipping page, leaderboard, and their profile. They see your branding throughout. Fanzava is not visible to them.
What hub admins control
Section titled “What hub admins control”From the admin dashboard, hub admins can:
- Create and configure competitions
- Invite and manage participants
- Create groups and assign members
- Customise branding (logo, colours, domain, email sender)
- Set up email notifications
- Configure ad placements
- Connect integrations (HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Teams)
- View analytics and engagement reports
- Manage billing and plan upgrades
Data ownership
Section titled “Data ownership”All participant data within your hub is yours. Fanzava does not share it with other hubs or use it for advertising. You can export participant data at any time from Admin → Participants → Export.
Global admin vs hub admin
Section titled “Global admin vs hub admin”There is a separate Fanzava global admin panel used only by Fanzava staff for platform operations. Hub admins do not have access to it and it has no bearing on your hub’s day-to-day operation.