Scout pilot
Ninefold Scout
Search, compare, evaluate, and organize junior-college recruiting targets.
- Advanced player discovery
- Custom comparisons
- Recruiting boards and evaluations
- Data-quality context
Ninefold product family
Choose the starting point that matches the work.
Start with JUCO recruiting intelligence, internal program workflows, or the connected platform designed to follow a player from prospect discovery through development and reporting.
Product family
Recruiting intelligence, program workflows, and the connection between them.
Each product can be evaluated on its own. Ninefold Complete is the long-term advantage: a continuous player record from prospect discovery through development and reporting.
Private pilot
Program Hub
Bring development, analytics, reporting, roster context, and operations into one program workspace.
- Development planning
- Pitching and hitting workflows
- Coach-ready reports
- Roster and program operations
Connected direction
Ninefold Complete
Carry the same player identity and decision history from prospect discovery into the program.
- One organization
- Shared player lifecycle
- Reduced duplicate work
- Longitudinal context
Product comparison
One company. Different starting points.
The best starting product depends on the program’s immediate workflow, available data, and implementation capacity.
| Category | Scout | Program Hub | Complete |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary job | JUCO discovery and recruiting evaluation | Development, analytics, reporting, and operations | Connected player lifecycle |
| Current stage | Guided pilot | Private pilot / configurable workflows | Connected product direction |
| Player discovery | Core | Context only | Connected |
| Recruiting boards | Core pilot workflow | Recruiting handoff | Connected |
| Player development | Not primary | Core workflow | Connected |
| Team analytics and reports | Not primary | Core workflow | Connected |
| Best starting point | Programs prioritizing JUCO recruiting | Programs prioritizing internal workflows | Programs committed to a phased connected rollout |
Availability
Know what you are evaluating.
A buyer-ready conversation should distinguish current pilot capabilities from configuration work and longer-term product direction.
Capability
Status
Buyer note
Scout player discovery and filters
Pilot
Initial California JUCO coverage.
Player comparison and profiles
Pilot
Available within the current Scout pilot scope.
Persistent program boards and private evaluations
Configurable
Depends on the authenticated pilot environment.
Program Hub analytics and development workflows
Private pilot
Scoped with participating programs and available data.
Unified Scout-to-roster lifecycle
Planned
Core product direction; not presented as fully commercial today.
Implementation
A pilot should answer a business question.
Ninefold scopes pilots around one workflow, a defined user group, clear data inputs, and an outcome both sides can evaluate.
01
Discover
Identify the workflow, users, current tools, data, decision, and source of friction.
02
Scope
Define the product, pilot boundary, responsibilities, timeline, support, and success criteria.
03
Configure
Prepare the workspace, data, permissions, views, reports, and training needed for the evaluation.
04
Evaluate
Review reliability, usefulness, adoption, time saved, limitations, and next-stage requirements.
A good pilot can end with “not yet.”The purpose is to produce an honest decision about product fit, data readiness, implementation effort, and next steps.
Next step
Not sure which product fits?
Describe your current recruiting, analytics, or development workflow. Ninefold will recommend a focused starting point.