Govern your fleet.
FleetEdge Federation Dashboard · Planned
Planned product · specimen: Italy — national fleet. Real, already-published fleet data shown as a worked example. The product is planned; the data is real. The sample screen further down is illustrative — sample data, not the published record.
Fleet health, participation, and fairness reporting for the officials who run a national or class fleet — a private workspace for your federation.
For ORC class associations and national authorities. Access by request.
Universe: one nation or class Story: Italy’s 2026 season Private to your federation
Scope: your national or class fleet
Visible to: your federation only — admin, analyst, and viewer roles inside your organization
Access: by request — the product opens once your access is granted.
The dashboard, on screen.
The season, read for fairness: whether any archetype systematically beat or trailed its rating in the wind it raced, and how much of the spread traces to crews versus the rating side — a breakdown you can take to your rating office, never a verdict.
Fairness reporting, over the one App.
Dimensions computed from data FleetEdge already holds — no new sensors, no new physics. Two are measured cornerstones; two are labeled context. There is no single blended score: you read the dimensions.
Design neutrality
The cornerstone: corrected-time residuals grouped by archetype and wind band, per event and per division, with systematic gaps flagged above a minimum-sample floor.
Execution vs. rating
How much of the corrected-time spread traces to the crew layer versus the rating side — season-wide and per division. Framed under the FleetEdge physics model, never as proof.
Condition context
Which wind bands the season’s races actually lived in — labeled as estimated context for reading the cornerstones, not an index.
Scoring method context
The scoring method each event used, as published, with the condition volatility it ran in. Descriptive — re-scoring counterfactuals are a later, labeled phase.
Event & fleet reports
The same dimensions for one scored event and its divisions, or the whole season — the dashboard is the federation profile’s home.
Governance evidence pack
An exportable, sourced evidence pack for your rating office — every figure carrying scope, date, estimator, and tier.
Every panel above runs on instruments already live in the FleetEdge App, read at fleet level: Fleet scatter Archetypes × conditions Wind-regime affinity Dimension stack ranking Crew-residual aggregates Headlines Story cards Boat detail Division comparisons
Deliberately not here: a blended fairness score — breakdown-only until federations have used it. Aggregates only: families, bands, and divisions, never another organization’s private per-boat rows, and no boat or designer is named as advantaged. Evidence for a conversation with your rating office — not a ruling.
Arrive. Read. Drill. Leave with evidence.
For national rating offices and class authorities — the officials lane — who arrive with a season of results and a recurring question from their members: was it fair?
- Arrive — sign in to the federation profile (admin, analyst, and viewer roles inside one organization) and land on the season dashboard, scoped to your nation, aggregates only.
- Read — scan neutrality and attribution: whether any archetype systematically beat or trailed its rating, always tied to a wind band, and how much of the season turned on crews versus the rating.
- Drill — filter to one regatta or one division to see the same dimensions up close, with the condition and scoring context that event ran in.
- Leave with evidence — export a sourced governance pack, every figure carrying scope, date, estimator, and tier, for the conversation with your rating office.
Governing the season Italy just sailed.
A 1,764-boat national fleet; 52 boats into the home-waters World Championship’s 104-entry international field; the Class C world champion flying the flag — and then GENOVA Sailing Week to govern the week after.
This story is built from published results. Your federation’s own dashboard stays private to your federation.
Italy at a glance
The registry as the product frames it for an authority: the whole national cohort, one publication cut, receipts on every figure.
What the fleet is made of
Archetype composition — the read a federation watches. The frame shows the Italy ORC race cohort’s composition panel; the full national-fleet composition lives on the published Italy page.
Where the fleet’s ratings concentrate
The distribution officials read before a season: rating posture across the cohort, ranked boat by boat.
ROBE DA MAT — the nation’s 2026 headline
The federation’s pride row: Class C World Champion, 1st of 36 in the championship’s largest fleet — an Italian boat, on the published record. That title is quoted from the published event page.
GENOVA Sailing Week 2026 — the season continues
The event the App calls GENOVA SAILING WEEK 2026: a 13-boat national cohort at the 2026-07-10 published view — and ROBE DA MAT leading Comp & Time on the published ladder, beating its rating expectation by 15 s/nm two weeks after the Worlds. A federation dashboard is where the whole season, not one regatta, becomes governable.
What this page can and cannot claim.
· National totals and Worlds participation are from the published FleetEdge Italy page (1,764; 52 boats into the 104-entry field) — re-verified at integration; Genova figures are from the captured 2026-07-10 event view — the event has no published fleet page yet (collection finding FU-1 of the governing quad).
· No other federation, team, or public surface can see a federation’s private dashboard; everything above is the published-results view.
· Family labels reflect each frame’s published view (vintage-aware taxonomy); captions state each frame’s cut.
The dashboard reads from the FleetEdge fleet layer: the Fleet Overview, Fleet Analytics, and the leadership view at For ORC Leaders.
A worked specimen boat view is included below: the specimen story →
Planned product · a real entrant, worked as the Federation Dashboard’s boat view — every figure is from the published record. The product is planned; the surface shown is the live method.
Mat-11 · Polli M LEANRUN family Fleet: Italy — national fleet Private to your federation
The nation’s headline, opened
This is the row a federation opens on its own champion. Italy’s registry counts 1,764 boats; 52 of them went into the Worlds’ 104-entry field, and one came home as the national fleet’s 2026 headline. The boat view puts that headline where a federation reads it — the boat’s dimensions, its cohort standing, and the champion citation — one member’s row in national context, private to the council that governs it.
Where it placed
On the published record, ROBE DA MAT won Class C at the 2026 ORC World Championship with 19 points — 1st of 36 boats, the championship’s largest fleet — the Italian national fleet’s 2026 headline. Two weeks after the Worlds it led Comparative & Time on the published Genova Sailing Week 2026 ladder, beating its rating expectation by 15 s/nm (13-boat national cohort, captured 2026-07-10 view).
The full standings live on the published event page; the registry view puts one member’s row in national context.
The registry row
The same view carries what the federation is custodian of — the boat’s registry membership, its participation record across the season, and how it sits within the national fleet’s archetype composition. Every member boat gets the same row, scoped to the federation that governs it and visible to no one else.
See it against your own work.
Scope: your nation · visible to your federation only — admin, analyst, and viewer roles.