OpenActive in numbers
A snapshot of our initiative’s impact to date.
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Using data to help get people active
Our aim is to make it as easy to find and book a tennis court as it is to book a hotel room.
We are a community-led initiative for the sport and physical activity sector. Publishing open data about where, when and what activities take place can make it easier for people to find and book activities online. OpenActive develops a standard format to publish and use data about activities.
What open data can do for you?
Get more people at your sessions
Publishing open opportunity data could help your activities feature on all kinds of different digital products and services. It could help you reach new audiences, and fill unused capacity.
Show me howAs seen on…
Case Study
Discover how a UK leisure operator shares data about its available products and how to purchase them to reach new customers, 36% of which had never used a service before.
Get access to data about 100,000s activities taking place every month
Over 50 organisations, from some of the UK’s biggest leisure operators, to community groups, publish open opportunity data, for anyone to access, use, and share.
Show me howCase study
Discover how OpenActive helped Ordnance Survey meet the needs of a wider group of people, and helps them find the right outdoor activities.
Offer increased functionality to your customers
Integrations between software systems in the sport and leisure sector are often difficult. The OpenActive standards aim to create best practice for the industry.
Show me howWho is involved?
Software system providers of all sizes have built OpenActive functionality to help their customers to benefit from open data.
Help make it easier for people to get active
We want OpenActive to become the sector standard. Even if you don’t publish or use data about activities, you can help us to do that by joining our community and spreading the word.
Show me howThe impact
The OpenActive standards are estimated to help avoid up to 110 premature deaths per year, up to £3 million in health cost savings and up to £20 million in increased productivity.
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