PSI exists in two versions, keypad or touch Screen.  Keypad versions make use of a small, specially made keypad which allows players to access certain program areas. A screen and the keypad would normally be located in a public area of the clubhouse to allow user sufficient access.

In times of inactivity the PSI systems can display a slide-show or a notice-board type display (it links to Microsoft's PowerPoint application) or it can display a running leader-board of today's events.

With CONGU regulations requiring competition results to be processed as hole-by-hole scores, potentially causing further headaches to already hard pushed handicap committees.  PSI takes all the processing away from the committee or secretary and allows players to interact directly with the CLUB2000® software.

By placing your PSI in the bar or shop, you can increase the flow of customers to a given area of your club, potentially increasing your revenues and encouraging players to take part in other aspects of club life.  For example by placing your score entry terminal the main bar area, players may well have to change shoes and make their way to the bar, once their they will be more inclined to buy drinks or food.  Systems placed in this way are proven to reduce the 'Car Park' golfer syndrome.

Multiple PSI systems can be operated in the same building, allowing sign-in in one area of the club and leader-boards and score entry in another or even separate access for Men and Ladies.
PSI systems also cater for team events and non-qualifying events by enabling players to 'build' teams through the terminals and then enter scores for up to 4 team members on a single score card.
Systems can also be linked to Score Card and/or Label printers for automatic printing of information directly onto score cards or labels.