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Award management platform
The operating platform behind a well-run award
Forms, fees, eligibility, multi-stage judging, jury workflows, secure balloting, results, reporting, and integrations — configured to your programme’s governance.
Product promise
Complete by default. Configurable by design.
FAAES carries the capability set buyers expect from a mature awards platform. The advantage is in how precisely those capabilities assemble: a simple programme stays simple, and a complex one can express its real governance instead of bending to fit the software.
Build and launch
- Responsive entry, application, nomination, referral, and registration forms
- Conditional questions, calculated fields, category-specific sections, contextual help, and file uploads
- Seasons, cycles, chapters, regions, divisions, categories, sub-categories, deadlines, and capacity rules
- Arabic and English as first-class journeys, with further languages configured per programme
- Programme branding, custom domains, sponsor placements, and participant-facing content
- Import of existing users, entries, files, scores, and historical data
- Sandbox testing and pre-launch checks before you open to the public
Collect entries and payments
- Individual, team, and collaborative submissions
- Nominations and referrals, including nominee acceptance and third-party approval steps
- Save-and-return, edit windows, and controlled resubmission when more information is needed
- Entry and application fees, pricing rules, discounts, multiple currencies, and approved gateways
- Invoices, confirmations, and programme-specific generated outputs
- Large files, rich media, images, documents, and private video
We do not take a percentage of your entry fees.
Run the programme
- Bespoke roles and permissions for owners, chapter managers, moderators, reviewers, jurors, entrants, nominators, partners, and observers
- Search, filter, tag, assign, bulk-update, and export any programme record
- Eligibility screening, automatic validation, duplicate management, and data-quality checks
- Triggered notifications and targeted broadcasts by role, status, category, stage, or deadline
- Live dashboards for registrations, entries, payments, validation, assignment, and judging progress
- Season archiving as an accessible historical record
Evaluate and decide
- Pass/fail qualification, scored assessment, recommendation, ranking, top-pick, public voting, expert panel, and jury workflows
- Multiple evaluation methods combined across as many controlled stages as needed
- Category-specific criteria, weightings, formulas, score ranges, and decision rules
- Assignment by hand, automatically, randomly, by panel, by category, by expertise, or by custom routing
- Control over what each judge sees, when, and with which supporting material
- Conflicts of interest, recusals, abstentions, comments, moderation, and chase-up for incomplete assignments
- Live score matrices, rankings, and result breakdowns before final approval
- Secure balloting for elections: eligible-voter registers, one-vote-per-elector enforcement, open and secret ballots, quorum rules, and auditable counts
Recognise and publish
- Final results approved without losing the history behind the decision
- Public or private galleries of finalists, shortlists, and winners
- Configurable certificates, badges, result files, and outputs
- Judge feedback released to entrants where the programme permits
- Sponsor visibility, branded communications, and post-programme reporting
Connect and govern
- APIs, webhooks, and integrations with CRM, finance, events, email, analytics, and identity systems
- Single sign-on, included on the National tier rather than sold as an add-on
- Role-based access and sensitive-field controls over personal information
- Audit logging across activity and decisions
- Hosting, data residency, retention, privacy, and accessibility configured to your requirements
The real difference
Most platforms let you switch features on. We shape how they fit together.
Workflows, permissions, forms, routing, evaluation models, communications, outputs, and integrations are designed as a single operating model — which is why complex programmes stop needing a spreadsheet for the exceptions.
Switched on, one by one
Shaped as one operating model
Behind it is a specialist team that translates programme rules into a working configuration, handles migration and launch, and stays close through the cycle.
Bring us your most complicated workflow
Not the simple one. The one with the regional round, the two-stage jury, the conflict-of-interest rule, and the category that works differently from all the others.