Scoring
Score conflicts
Two scorers hit the same match at once — the app refreshes to the latest instead of overwriting.
Occasionally two people score the same match at the same moment — a courtside scorer and an admin fixing something from the desk.
What you'll see
The slower entry gets a brief "someone else scored first" notice and the pad refreshes to the latest score. Nothing is lost or overwritten — the app simply refuses to write over a score it hasn't seen.
What to do
Look at the refreshed score. If your point is already there, you're done — the other person entered the same thing. If it's missing, enter it again on top of the fresh score.
Why it works this way
Every match's results are a numbered ledger; each entry states which number it expects to follow. Two entries claiming the same number can't both land, so the ledger can never fork — that guarantee is what lets phones, tablets and integrations all score the same event safely.
Seeing it constantly? Two devices are probably assigned to the same court. Give each court its own device link.