Managing multiple teams as a coach with the club report
Anyone with more than one team knows the hassle: logging into each team's numbers separately, comparing attendance from memory, and explaining the state of play to the board without an overview. The club report solves that — all your teams side by side, on one screen.
Who is the club report for?
Some coaches run two, three or more teams at once; coordinators keep an eye on a whole section. For them, clicking through each team separately is a full-time job. The club report bundles it all: every team you coach, in one overview in your profile. You open it and see at a glance how your teams are doing — no switching between accounts, no separate notes to compare them.
What you see per team
Where the coach dashboard shows you one team in detail, the club report puts the key figures for each team side by side: the top scorer and the attendance of that team. That way you instantly spot the team sliding on attendance, or the setter carrying all the points — the teams that need your attention stand out without you having to look for them. It's the bird's-eye view a multi-team coach lacks as long as they look at each team in isolation.
Exporting as CSV for your committee
The club report isn't just for yourself. With one tap you export it as a CSV file — a table you open in Excel or Google Sheets and can share straight away with a technical committee or the board. That means no more retyping numbers at the end of a period: the overview you use yourself is instantly the report you send on. Handy as an addition to your season analysis, or as evidence for the season evaluation you run with the club.
Part of the Club subscription
The club report is part of the Club subscription, which lets you manage unlimited teams. That makes it the natural choice for clubs where one coach or coordinator watches several lines. And because all teams sit in the same system, handing over to a successor stays just as simple as with a single team: the account changes administrator, the data stays put.
Use the club report as a fixed agenda item. Opening the report once a month and sending the CSV to your committee turns 'how are the teams doing?' into a question that's already answered before it's asked — and makes you the coordinator who has the overview.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the club report intended for?
For coaches who run multiple teams and for coordinators keeping an eye on a whole section. Instead of clicking through each team separately, you see all your teams in one overview with the key figures per team.
Do I need the Club subscription?
Yes, the club report is part of the Club subscription. It lets you manage unlimited teams. The overview shows every team you coach.
What's in the CSV export?
The CSV contains the key figures from the overview for each team, such as the top scorer and attendance. You open the file in Excel or Google Sheets and share it directly with a technical committee or the board, without retyping numbers.
Can a board member view the club report?
The club report sits in your coach profile, so sharing goes through the CSV export: you send the table on to the board or committee. That way you decide which overview is shared and when.
All your teams in one place
Manage unlimited teams with the Club subscription and keep every team in one overview with the club report.
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