Connects to what you run. Honest about what it doesn't.
A short list, because a long one made of things that nearly work is worse than a short one made of things that do.
Shipped, today
Arbiter schedule imports
Contests scheduled in Arbiter import onto your calendar rather than being retyped. We read their feeds; it is not a partnership.
iCal feeds out
Per facility, per category, or a filtered athletics schedule — subscribable in Google Calendar, Outlook and your website.
Embeddable calendar
A public calendar you can drop into your existing site, which stays current without anyone updating it.
Zapier
Move what happens in Admittee into whatever else your school runs.
An MCP endpoint
Ask an assistant about your events, purchases, refunds and reports directly, rather than exporting a CSV first.
Stripe
Payments run on Stripe into your own account, on your own payout schedule. Card processing is included in every rate.
In progress, and not shipped
**Clever** and **Bloomerang** are being built. They are described that way rather than listed as included, because they are not included, and a feature list that quietly counts unbuilt things is why nobody believes feature lists.
When Clever lands it will not change much: the useful part for us is Clever Contacts, which sits behind Clever's own higher tier — a conversation your district has with Clever rather than with us.
What Admittee does not connect to
**Your student information system.** No roster sync, no student records, no grades, no enrolment feed — nothing about a student arrives from PowerSchool, Skyward, Infinite Campus or anything else.
That is a position, not a gap. An SIS holds the most sensitive data a school has, every integration into it is a permanent obligation, and almost nothing a facility calendar or a box office needs is in there. The people Admittee needs to know about are families, renters, participants and buyers — and those build themselves from what actually happens. The full answer is here.
Questions
Is there an API?
There is an MCP endpoint today and Zapier for automation. If you have a specific integration in mind, ask — we would rather build against a real need than ship a speculative API surface.
Can our website show our calendar?
Yes, two ways: an embeddable public calendar, or an iCal feed your site already knows how to read.