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# Getting Started

## Getting Started with IMG Arena's Developer Platform for Table Tennis

IMG Arena's FastPath data feeds enable you to harness the power of our historical data and live events within your own applications. The provision of low latency, official data has been a key driver behind the growth of online sports betting. The platform provides tools, resources, data and API products for you to integrate.

### How the platform is organized

The IMG Arena's developer platform is organized into four different products, based on use case, versioning, and access model.

We have put together a different page for each product to help you get started, which you can access below:

| Product                       | Details                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              |                                                                 |
| ----------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Table Tennis Schedule API** | <p>The Table Tennis Schedule API is a set of programmatic endpoints that can be used to learn about upcoming or historical events, competitions or tournaments.</p><p>This API allows you to find and retrieve a variety of different resources including the following:<br></p><ul><li>Live Events</li><li>Tournaments</li><li>Competitions</li><li>Draws</li><li>Results</li></ul>                                                                                                                                                                                 | [**Get Started**](/table-tennis/schedule-endpoints-restful.md)  |
| **Table Tennis Stream API**   | <p>The Table Tennis Streaming API allows you to programmatically integrate with the FastPath live data platform which provides low latency match status updates during live events including the following:</p><ul><li>Players Confirmation</li><li>Match Start</li><li>Points Started</li><li>Points Scored</li><li>Undos</li><li>Score Corrections</li><li>Sanctions</li><li>Penalty Points</li><li>Swap Servings</li><li>Swap Sides</li><li>Timeouts</li><li>Injuries</li><li>Walkovers</li><li>Disqualifications</li><li>Retiring</li><li>Match Finish</li></ul> | [**Get Started**](/table-tennis/stream-endpoints-websockets.md) |

### **Troubleshooting and support**

Debugging an error? Have a question? Head over to our support section to find troubleshooting tips, contact details, live API status monitor, and other helpful information.


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