SportPassNIL
Built for the House-settlement era

The operating system for athlete money.

Budget it, fund it, clear it, pay it — on one ledger. SportPass NIL runs the rev-share cap and the over-cap book side by side, so every dollar to every athlete is budgeted, backed by real cash, cleared to move, and released on time.

Console access is invite-only.
BUDGETED
BACKED
CLEARED
RELEASED
J. Rivers · QB1$45,000
September installment · rev share · pool: cap account
IN THE GATES DR Compensation  ·  CR Cash — balanced
Money moves only through the gates — never around them.
One model, four books

Keep the promise, the reserve, the date, and the cash apart.

Most programs run athlete money in one spreadsheet column. SportPass NIL keeps four ledgers that reconcile against each other — so “are we short?” and “is money sitting idle?” both have exact answers, at the same time.

LEDGER 1

Budget

What was promised. An obligation, not money. Draft → proposed → approved, with team ceilings that hold.

LEDGER 2

Allocation

A hard reserve of real dollars against a specific promise. Backed by cash on hand — never by a forecast.

LEDGER 3

Schedule

When money goes out. Obligations can outrun cash — that’s the unfunded schedule, surfaced weeks before it bites.

LEDGER 4

Cash

Where dollars physically sit, pool by pool. Restriction attaches at the source and never sheds.

The console

A desk for every seat in the front office.

The AD, the GM, the cap officer, the property, and the treasurer read the same numbers from different desks — and the numbers tie, everywhere, always.

SAMPLETON STATE  ATHLETICS OVERVIEWBUDGETCAPOVER-CAPRELEASEBANKING
CAP HEADROOM
$1.42M
TRUE ROSTER COST
$31.7M
ROSTER FUNDED
91%
NEXT RUN
6 · $118K
RELEASET. Marsh — promised, nothing reservedALLOCATE
BUDGETWBB · G1 re-sign, multi-yearAPPROVE
CLEARANCELocal sponsor deal — in NIL Go reviewQUEUE →
CapHouse cap, headroom, approvals, roster limits — continuous compliance, not a year-end scramble.
Over-CapThe funding CRM: pledges, sponsor contracts, the hunt — a raise instrumented like a sales pipeline.
ActivationsThe work that releases dollars — cast, cleared, fulfilled, with FMV ceilings enforced at scheduling.
ReleaseOne run pays both books: gates checked, taxes and agent fees handled, every payment filed.
BankingPool accounts, the bridge board, and a funding timeline that flags gaps weeks before they land.
ReportsCAPS packets, NIL Go filings, and a balanced GL journal — generated from the ledger, not retyped.
The agreement machine

From handshake to paid — with zero staff touches in between.

Every activation runs one rail: the agreement clears legal, goes to the athlete’s phone for signature, the disclosure files itself, and the dollars release the moment the work clears.

Cast Legal review E-sign Auto-file NIL Go Cleared Do the work Evidence Release
Staff touches between steps: zero.
Compliance

Filings are a byproduct, not a job.

Every contract, payment, and third-party deal is already in the ledger with payment-date recognition — so CAPS packets, NIL Go disclosures, and the attestation package generate themselves, on time, in format.

A school on SportPass never types anything into CAPS.
The rails

Banking built in, not bolted on.

Pool accounts, disbursement, and card issuing are native to the platform — the same gates that govern the books govern the money. Forecast a funding gap weeks out, arm the bridge before it bites, reconcile to the bank daily.

One system holds the promise, the cash, and the payout.

See your roster on it.

A 30-minute walkthrough on your sports, your cap year, your funding picture.

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