The club gets roles
Owner, admin, coach, manager, physio, player admin. One login each, one role each, instead of one shared login for everyone.
- Six club-wide roles, set in club settings.
- Team roles sit under them.
Give every role in the club its own access, set once in club settings.The club gets roles: owner, admin, coach, manager, physio, player admin, and team roles under them. The admin opens the permissions matrix and sets what each role can see and change. The physio sees a physio’s view; the player sees their own.
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Owner, admin, coach, manager, physio, player admin. One login each, one role each, instead of one shared login for everyone.
Open the permissions matrix. Every role is a column, every permission a row. Press a cell and that role can see or change that thing.
Log in as the physio and the dashboard is the physio’s: the squad, availability, the training calendar for their team. What the admin set is what they get.
Pick Tom, make him coach of the 1st XV, and his dashboard changes to that team. A role on one team, not the whole club.
What each role can see and change, decided once for the whole club.
The roles, the matrix, and who sees what all live in club settings.
Owner, admin, coach, manager, physio, and player admin across the whole club.
Roles for one team, under the club roles.
Every role in a column, every permission in a row.
Turn a permission on or off for a role with one press.
Admins change roles and permissions from the club settings area.
The two club-level roles that run the settings.
Staff roles for the people who run a team week to week.
Staff roles for the people around the squad.
What a person can see and change follows their role.
Works withAvailabilityReminder emailsCalendar feed
What a club admin asks before handing out roles.
Set the roles once, open the permissions matrix, and every person at the club logs in to their own view.