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Clayside  ·  The guide  ·  Who does what

Who is allowed to do what?

Everything else makes more sense once these are straight.

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Everybody who helps run your club holds a job, and each job is a set of things they may do. Nobody needs a password for any of them.

JobOwnerCompetitions managerTreasurerSecretaryCommitteeBox adminTournament managerCaptain
Competitions
Set up seasons and boxesYesYesNoNoNoOwn boxNoNo
Enter or correct any scoreYesYesNoNoNoOwn boxNoNo
Run the laddersYesYesNoNoNoNoNoNo
Make a tournament drawYesYesNoNoNoNoYesNo
Take entries on the dayYesYesNoNoNoNoYesNo
Run a teamYesYesNoNoNoNoNoOwn team
Members
See the member listYesYesYesYesYesNoNoYes
See emails and phone numbersYesNoYesYesNoNoNoNo
Edit, merge or remove peopleYesNoNoYesNoNoNoNo
Send a club messageYesNoNoYesNoNoNoNo
The club
Collect subscriptionsYesNoYesNoNoNoNoNo
See the club’s figuresYesNoYesYesYesNoNoNo
Write the club websiteYesNoNoYesYesNoNoNo
Change the club’s settingsYesNoNoNoNoNoNoNo
iThe Treasurer, Secretary and Committee jobs exist only on the Club plans.

Own box and Own team mean only the boxes or sides you give that person. You name them when you invite them, and you can change them later.

The owner and the players

  • Owner. Everything, including the plan and who does which job. There is always at least one, and there can be more. A club address works well here, because it keeps working when the person behind it changes.
  • Player. None of the jobs above. A player enters their own scores, confirms or queries one an opponent entered, and arranges their own matches. They sign in with a player link or their email (see Signing in).

Why give somebody a narrower job

The person who runs the championships is often not the person who runs the league. Making them an owner hands them the plan and the money as well. A tournament manager or a box admin can do their part and nothing else.

Box admins need more than one box to run. On One Box you are already running the only one, so there is nobody to appoint.

One person can hold more than one job, and gets everything all of them allow. See Your staff.

Running it and playing in it

You can do both. Anyone you add as an owner or a helper joins the club’s player list under the name you typed. That way they can be put in a box and get notices for their own matches. A name already on the list is used rather than added twice.

To change it, tap the person’s name in Roles: Plays as is under On the club list. Yours is in Settings as well. Not a player suits a second owner on a committee address. One name can only have one sign-in behind it.

Inviting somebody

Go to Club, then Roles. Press Invite somebody, or Add somebody on a job’s own card, which picks the job for you. Then Who is it. Invite emails them a link. Just give me the link sends nothing and shows you the link to hand over. A box admin can also be chosen on the box itself, in Edit players.

The screen is a card for each job with whoever does it. A job nobody does yet has a dashed edge. Tap a name to see their jobs, their boxes or sides, whether they have signed in, and the button that takes their jobs away. Invitations lists every one still waiting.

Everybody who helps run the club shares one allowance of places, owners included. The top of Roles says how many are used.

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