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A location is a venue. Once it exists, it is offered whenever you add a game, an event or a practice to the schedule, so it is worth setting up before you start scheduling.
| add new location | Creates a venue. Everything else hangs off it. | |
| Courts or Fields | The individual playing areas inside that venue. Optional. The label follows your sport. | |
| Address & Directions | The address drives the map link. Notes go here too, for parking, entrances and door times. | |
| edit | Change a venue later. Games already pointing at it follow the change. |
| Adding a venue |
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Click add new location and give it a name. A name on its own is enough to start using it on the schedule. Fill in the rest when you know it. Nothing here has to be complete before you can schedule against it. |
| Naming the playing areas |
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Open Courts in the dialog if the venue has more than one playing area. The heading is named for your sport, so you will see Courts, Fields, Rinks and so on. Two ways to fill it. Pick a number from autofill and they are numbered for you, or type the names one per line if they have real names. A gym with Red, White and Blue courts is far easier for a visiting parent than Court 1, 2 and 3. You can also leave this empty. If your sport just uses whichever court is free, there is no reason to track the playing area in detail. |
| Address, directions and notes |
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Enter the street address and the venue links to a mapping service automatically, so a parent can tap the game and get driving directions. Directions/Notes is the free text field for everything the address cannot say. Which entrance to use, where to park, when the doors open, which floor the upper courts are on. This is the single highest-value field on the page for the people attending, and the one most often left blank. |
| Where your locations come from |
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On a larger organization the list is grouped by source, so you can see what you own and what you are borrowing.
Each entry carries a map link once it has an address, wherever it came from. |
| Merging two venues into one |
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The same venue often gets entered twice under slightly different names. Rather than delete one and repoint the games by hand, merge them. Open one of the locations and choose merge, then pick the one to merge it with. The option appears once you have more than one location, and it is not offered on a team's own locations. It compares the two and keeps whichever has real information, preferring a filled field over a blank one. Where both hold something and they disagree, it keeps both so you can tidy up afterwards. Every game already pointing at the old location is repointed to the merged one, so nothing on the schedule breaks. |
| Multi-sport organizations |
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Locations are not pushed down from the organization to the sports or teams underneath it. To enter locations for a particular sport or team, click your organization name at the top centre and pick that sport or team first, then add them there. |
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