Orientation
Find your way around Striveon
What each page in Striveon is for, and which of them you see. Your role decides what appears in the navigation.
Where the coaching work lives
Every how-to in this manual starts by naming a page. These are those pages, in the order the navigation lists them.
| Page | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Calendar | Every training, match, and competition on one timeline. Striveon opens here. |
| Season Plan | The skill sets for a stretch of the season: who the plan is for, and which skills it works on. |
| Athletes | Everyone you coach. Open one and you get their goals, evaluations, test results, notes, tasks, and training history. |
| Training Management | Training groups and their weekly times, seasons, and the attendance settings. |
| Skill Sets | The framework you evaluate against: skill sets and skills, evaluation criteria, and test templates. |
| Drill Library | Your drills, and the sessions you build from them. |
| Organization | Coaches and invites, facilities, organization settings, the club overview, and billing. |
What you see depends on your role
The navigation is not the same for everyone. You are not missing a setting if a page is not there: your role does not open it.
| Role | What the navigation shows |
|---|---|
| Owner | All seven pages, plus billing and organization settings. |
| Coach with full access | The same seven pages. This is what an invited coach gets. |
| Board | The organization overview only. No calendar, no athlete profiles. |
| Athlete | Their own view only: their goals, evaluations, and training. |
The first run in a new organization
Someone setting up a new organization answers one question about what they want to start with, picks their sport, and names the club. That is the whole of it. Striveon then opens the first guided cycle and walks them through it with their own data.
If you joined an organization that already exists, you skip all of this. You arrive straight into a club that is already set up, with the pages above already holding someone else's work.
Things that behave the same everywhere
Search and filters sit at the top of every list, and a filter you set stays on until you clear it, which is the usual explanation for a list that looks emptier than it should.
Unsaved changes are never dropped silently. Leave a form with edits in it, and Striveon asks whether to save, discard, or keep editing.
The connection indicator tells you whether your data is updating live. If it says it is reconnecting, you can keep working; what you do is kept and sent when the connection returns.
If part of the menu looks dimmed
While you are working through your first steps, Striveon dims the destinations that are not part of the step you are on and says they are available after your first steps. That is guidance, not a permission problem. They come back as you work through the steps.
Worth knowing
The names above are the ones this manual uses. Striveon swaps some of them to match your sport, so a team-sport coach sees Players where this table says Athletes.
For what each role can actually do once it is on a page, see roles and access.