Solutions
For scouts.
A TAPES report is a measured, benchmarked picture of one athlete across five pillars, produced under recorded conditions. This page points you to what it contains and to the rule that decides whether you see it.
Where to go.
- What a report gives youFive pillars, measured under recorded conditions, with the evidence behind each
- Scores and bandsHow a score is arrived at and what a band does and does not mean
- Data and permissionsWho can see a report, and how an athlete controls that
- Privacy noticeThe full statement of how personal data is handled
Reports go where consent has been recorded.
A report belongs to the athlete. It is shared with a scout, a club or anyone else only where the athlete or their parent has recorded permission for that to happen, and a permission can be withdrawn at any time. We do not publish a directory of players and we do not provide access to any athlete’s data on request.
Working with a club?
Tell us who you scout for and what you are looking for from a report.