How to

Organization settings

Your organization's name, the size a training aims for, whether athletes evaluate themselves first, and which sport features are on.

These settings apply to everyone in the organization, not to you. The evaluation scale lives on the same tab and has its own page, because changing it reaches every rating already recorded.
  1. Open Organization, Settings tabOpen the Settings tab(opens in new tab)
  2. Set the organization name

    This is your club, academy, team, or coaching organization as everyone else sees it.

  3. Set the target size of a training

    How many athletes a training event is meant to hold. Striveon uses it to decide when a spot counts as open.

  4. Decide whether athletes evaluate themselves first

    Self-evaluation required means an athlete records their own view before they can see the coach's rating. Leave it off and they see your rating as soon as you save it. A coach can also show a single evaluation to the athlete before they have done their own.

  5. Switch sport features on or off

    Under Features you decide whether calendar events can be classified as matches, whether matches carry a lineup, and whether athlete profiles have a position and jersey number. Many team sports add their own list under sport-specific features.

Worth knowing

Switching a feature off hides its fields rather than deleting what was recorded through them. A match already logged keeps its opponent and score; you just stop seeing the match type on new events.

The target size is what tells attendance automation when a spot is open. Without it, automation has nothing to compare a training against.

The evaluation scale is on this tab too. Read the rating scale before you change it: narrowing it loses detail permanently, and Striveon does not ask you to confirm.