Since 2016, Neop has been designing connected access control, lighting control and locking solutions for sports infrastructure — and especially for padel clubs, which are expanding rapidly throughout France.
A rapidly growing sector, a new challenge for operators
Padel continues its growth: new courts are opening all over France, bookings are increasing, and players are flocking to them. But once the infrastructure is built, one question remains: how to make it easily accessible, at the right time, while maintaining smooth operations for both players and operators?
This is precisely Neop's playing field, which connects bookings to actual field usage in order to streamline the player experience and simplify the daily operations of clubs.

Simplify operations to focus on what matters most
Behind every booking lie many other daily tasks:
- Open access
- Manage the keys
- Turn the lights on or off
- Assign temporary access
- Controlling usage
All these actions require time and energy, while the teams' primary goal is to welcome players, develop their activities, and keep their club thriving. When a player books a pitch, access and lighting must naturally be adapted to the club's established procedures—whether the pitch is managed independently or with the support of an on-site team.

Access control, lighting, locking: a comprehensive approach
Access control is more than just opening a door. To be reliable and sustainable, it must integrate seamlessly into the entire sports infrastructure. That's why Neop develops a comprehensive approach combining access control, lighting management, and locking solutions tailored to the specific constraints of the field.
Tennis gates, padel courts, clubhouses, changing rooms, or technical access points: each use requires a suitable level of security, strength, and ease of use. Because a system is only as effective as the equipment it relies on, Neop also develops its own locking solutions to guarantee a consistent, reliable, and long-lasting experience.

A field-proven solution
Since 2016, Neop has been supporting clubs, communities and sports operators in the modernization of their infrastructure — from associative clubs to private padel centers, including communities and multi-sport projects, in France and internationally.
| 2016 Creation of the solution | + 600 Equipped clubs | +3 000 Connected fields | + 150 Trained Partners & Installers |
Compatible with the main software on the market — designed and manufactured in France.
Technology at the service of experience
The best technology is often the kind you no longer notice. The player makes a reservation. The pitch is accessible. The lighting works at the right time. The club remains in control. And the teams can fully dedicate themselves to what really matters: welcoming players, developing their business, and ensuring the success of their organization.
Because ultimately, the performance of a sports infrastructure does not depend solely on the number of pitches it has. It also depends on its ease of use.
Making padel courts accessible. Simply.
Let's discuss your project — equipe@neop.eu

















































































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