Cricket Auction Pro
Available— Core module — full bid trail per lot.
Auction Bid History
When someone asks "wait, how did that player's price jump so fast", the answer shouldn't depend on someone's memory of a chaotic five minutes. Every bid placed, retracted, or corrected during a lot is logged with a timestamp, giving organizers a factual trail to fall back on.
Why organizers use this
- Every bid event is timestamped and tied to the specific lot
- Retractions and corrections are recorded, not silently overwritten
- Useful for settling disputes about how a final price was reached
- Forms the basis of post-auction reporting and analytics
Typical use cases
- Resolving a team owner's question about a rapid price jump after the fact
- A committee reviewing the night's bidding pace for next season's planning
- Verifying the sequence of events for a contested sale
Frequently asked questions
- Can I see the full bid history for a specific player?
- Yes, each lot retains its bid sequence, which organizers can reference if a question comes up about how the final price was reached.
- Is bid history different from audit logs?
- Bid history is specific to auction bidding events, while audit logs cover a broader range of administrative actions across the account — they complement each other.
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