Sports clubs
Name the team and say when it trains. Clubroom makes the tag, the segment, the weekly training and a join link, so new players land on the right team.
Give the team a name and its training times. Clubroom makes a tag, a segment of everyone with it, the training as a weekly series for that segment, and a join link if you want one.
Recipe: team
Share the team’s join link, or ask “Which team?” on the join form with a choice that tags the member. Either way, they land on the team without anyone sorting them.
Join Vestby Football Club
Pick a membership and tell us who you are.
Everyone with the team’s tag is in its segment, so they’re among those asked to training and those the team’s emails go to, from the day they join.
In the training’s audience
See how each team turns up to training, month by month and player by player.
Send a message to the team’s segment: the players, or the parents of a junior team.
A membership type for each age or level, and a join link that offers only the right ones.
Members by age and gender for Centralt Foreningsregister, worked out from what you already have.
U13, the women’s first team, the Tuesday padel group: whatever your club calls it.
The weekdays, the time and the season’s first and last training.
Post it on the club’s page or send it to the parents. Whoever joins through it is on the team.
Then that tag is used, with the players already on it.
Yes. Pick the memberships the link offers, a last day to join and the most who can join through it.
Yes. A member can have any number of tags, so they’re in both segments and invited to both trainings.
Only to run things in Clubroom. A coach can get access that only sees the members, or be an admin who can change them.
Yes. Give each sport a department with its own membership types and fee periods. A member can join more than one and pays for each. The Departments page shows how.
Clubs join in small groups so each one gets proper help moving over. Leave your email and we’ll tell you when it’s your turn.