How toOrganization

Read the organization overview

The overview shows on one page how the coaching across your club is going: who needs your attention and why, how each training group is developing, and who has not been evaluated yet.

1. 1Open the OverviewOpen the Overview(opens in new tab)
2. 2Start with who needs attention

   The page opens with how many athletes need you now, then names them in two groups: those whose rating dropped and those whose goal has not moved. Each row has the training group and the reason with its number, such as Rating down 0.5 this season or No goal progress in 49 days, with the number repeated at the right edge. If the athlete has been evaluated, the row also says how long ago. Select a row to open their profile.

3. 3Read development by group

   One row per training group: how many of its athletes have been evaluated, how much their ratings have moved this season, and how many need attention. Under the groups, in the same columns, come the athletes in no training group and the whole club, so you can read each group against the club at a glance. The goals achieved this season are counted under the table.

4. 4Evaluate the ones you have not reached

   Not yet evaluated says how many athletes have no evaluation this season and names them while only a few are left; the Evaluated column above shows which training groups they are in. Evaluate athletes starts an evaluation round right there, the same one you start above your athlete list. When nobody is left on it, the section disappears. A board member, who has no evaluation round to start, sees it only while it names someone or notes who is already listed above.

Before the first evaluation round

A drop needs two evaluations of the same athlete. Until someone has two, before the first round and right after it, only a stalled goal can put an athlete on the attention list. With nobody on it, the top of the page says what the next evaluation round will show and puts Evaluate athletes right there. A club with no athletes at all sees an example club in a dashed frame, marked as not your own numbers, until the first athlete is added.

At the bottom of the page, Invite your coaches brings in the people whose work fills it. During the free trial, a line there also tells you how many days the trial has left.

A board member does not reach this through the Organization page. Their sign-in lands directly on the overview, because it is the only view their role opens. They see the same lists, but a name does not open the athlete's profile and there is no button to start an evaluation round.