Swiss tennis academy and racket-sport operations comparison
FlexCademy vs Jawengo
Choose the operating stack: modular racket-sport ERP or one connected academy season.
Bring your current workflow to a personal FlexCademy demo.
Choose between a modular racket-sport ERP spanning center, academy, club, finance, and commerce—or one connected academy-season workflow.
Jawengo documents academy, sport-center, coach, club, accounting, payroll, commerce, and facility modules. FlexCademy documents an academy-specific path from structured applications through group planning, weekly operations, and payment reconciliation.[C01][C02][C03][C05][F01][F02]
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Core operating scope
Core operating scope
Connects tennis-academy seasons, groups, camps, students, trainers, locations, invoices, and newsletters in the reviewed model.[F01]
Swiss invoicing, accounting, and payments
Swiss invoicing, accounting, and payments
Public website and commerce
Public website and commerce
A genuine Jawengo advantage
Accounting, payroll, reception, and facility modules extend beyond academy scheduling
Jawengo documents integrated financial accounting and trainer payroll alongside reception payments, point of sale, inventory, and facility options.[C02][C03][C05][C06]
From scope to support
Trace intake, courts, trainers, finance, delivery, and implementation
Evidence context and operating scope
The roster-supplied jawengo.ch address did not resolve on the review date. Claims therefore use current official Jawengo AG product pages at jawengo.com; the failed roster domain is not treated as proof of absence.[C01][C07]
FlexCademy's reviewed model is tennis-academy specific: seasons, structured applications, groups, camps, students, trainers, locations, sessions, invoices, communication, and separate role areas are connected around the academy calendar.[F01][F02][F03]
Jawengo serves sport centers, coaches, academies, and clubs. Its modules extend to court reservations, accounting, payroll, point of sale, inventory, websites, e-commerce, events, CRM, and facility automation—useful when the buying problem extends beyond the tennis school.[C01][C03][C04][C05]
Enrollment, camps, and group planning
FlexCademy applications collect location, availability, frequency, level, group-size preferences, custom answers, and an optional one-to-one preference. An owner-initiated AI run validates student, trainer, court, level, age, time, overlap, and coverage constraints before applying editable groups to an empty schedule.[F01][F02]
Jawengo documents seasons, courses, lessons, teacher assignments, court allocations, trainer availability, participants, and customer wishes. Its pages do not specify AI grouping, application-field depth, or family-account behavior.[C02]
Both cover camps. FlexCademy confirms capacity, paid-confirmation, and waiting-list rules; Jawengo covers group courses, private lessons, and camps from planning to billing but publishes no camp-capacity, waiting-list-order, or paid-confirmation rule.[F01][C01][C05]
Courts, trainers, and the operating week
Jawengo documents online reservations, configurable booking grids and prices, seasonal fixed courts, customer accounts, reception bookings, and cash, TWINT, or card collection. At Jawengo locations, coach or academy lessons can create and cancel linked court reservations.[C02][C03]
FlexCademy is not positioned here as a general court-rental system. Its verified booking path lets enrolled students choose an available trainer and confirm an eligible released training slot after a quote; its court model instead connects academy groups, locations, trainers, future sessions, attendance, and replacement checks.[F01][F02][F03]
Both document attendance and replacement work. Jawengo also states that academies can make J+S reports and create trainer payroll from lessons, attendance time, or monthly salary. FlexCademy stores J+S-related profile and attendance data but claims neither automatic submission nor payroll processing.[C02][F01][F06]
Finance, communication, and the public experience
FlexCademy implements academy invoices, installment chains, eligible Swiss QR bills, CAMT.054 reconciliation, reminder workflows, credits and refunds, and configured Stripe checkout using eligible TWINT, card, and SEPA debit methods. Workflow conditions apply, and this is invoicing rather than a claim of general-ledger or payroll software.[F01][F02]
Jawengo documents advance and retrospective academy billing, single and batch invoices, PDF email or printed delivery, integrated financial accounting, and payroll. Across the broader suite, reception can take cash, TWINT, and cards; Wallee online payments and terminals are separately priced. Its public module list also names eBill, while the inspected pages do not specify Swiss QR billing or CAMT.054 import.[C02][C03][C05][C06]
FlexCademy includes targeted newsletters, operational email, and a multilingual academy site with registration, products, cart, and checkout. Jawengo documents email, coach push notices, direct academy communication, a usage-priced newsletter, and modular CMS, e-commerce, events, blog, survey, CRM, and point of sale.[F01][F02][C02][C04][C05][C06]
Pricing, delivery, and support context
FlexCademy publishes Starter at CHF 149 per month plus CHF 490 onboarding and Academy Pro at CHF 349 per month plus CHF 990 onboarding; Custom is discussed separately. The public pricing page does not state tax treatment or billing commitment, so neither is assumed.[F04]
Jawengo lists Basis at CHF 70/company/month, Coach Basis at CHF 60/company/month, CHF 0.20/lesson hour, optional modules, and Coach implementation at CHF 3,450 or CHF 2,845 with Premium. Quote exact modules, monthly units, implementation, and support.[C06]
Delivery wording also differs. FlexCademy's verified role areas are browser-based. Jawengo describes mobile-optimized coach and academy use, a mobile app for court customers, and exposes an installable web-app manifest, but the inspected sources do not establish native iOS or Android apps. Jawengo Basis includes email support; Premium lists up to one hour of phone support per month. FlexCademy offers personal demos and published onboarding paths without asserting a standard migration duration.[F03][F04][F05][C02][C03][C04][C06][C08]
Module and usage scope
Price the same modules, units, implementation, and support
Starter: CHF 149/month plus CHF 490 onboarding; Academy Pro: CHF 349/month plus CHF 990 onboarding; Custom by discussion.[F04]
Review FlexCademy pricingPublishes a modular calculator: Jawengo Basis is CHF 70/company/month, Coach Basis CHF 60/company/month, lesson hours CHF 0.20 each, with separately priced options and implementation packages.[C06]
Include locations, users, lesson hours, website, payment, personnel, accounting, payroll, implementation, data work, and support in the written scope.[C06][F04]
Evidence appendix
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- Intended customer and operating scope
- Season, course, and camp enrollment
- Group, trainer, court, and attendance planning
- Court and lesson booking
- Jugend+Sport, payroll, and Swiss finance workflows
- Role access, communication, web presence, pricing, and support
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