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Self-register in PortalGuided tutorial · Follow the verified contact flow, choose events, handle optional payment, and keep the returned player-page link.Create a tournamentGuided tutorial · Choose the owning organization, create the draft, define an event, add table inventory, and advance through Publish and Open registration.Run the live floorGuided tutorial · Use the live console to monitor matches, assign tables, record the correct outcome, and certify results before progression.Pair Table modeGuided tutorial · Mint a table-device code, enter Table mode on iPad, verify the locked queue, and call the operator when the table needs help.Follow a tournamentGuided tutorial · Use the public or authorized tournament page as the shared source for players, coaches, parents, and spectators.Manager iPad visual tourGuided tutorial · A visual tour of the real XCUITest-captured Tournaments, Registration, Draw, Schedule, and Live console screens.Documentation overviewStart here · Learn how Portal, Manager Desktop, and Manager Mobile work together—from the first event setup to the final certified result.
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Self-register in PortalGuided tutorial · Follow the verified contact flow, choose events, handle optional payment, and keep the returned player-page link.Create a tournamentGuided tutorial · Choose the owning organization, create the draft, define an event, add table inventory, and advance through Publish and Open registration.Run the live floorGuided tutorial · Use the live console to monitor matches, assign tables, record the correct outcome, and certify results before progression.Pair Table modeGuided tutorial · Mint a table-device code, enter Table mode on iPad, verify the locked queue, and call the operator when the table needs help.Follow a tournamentGuided tutorial · Use the public or authorized tournament page as the shared source for players, coaches, parents, and spectators.Manager iPad visual tourGuided tutorial · A visual tour of the real XCUITest-captured Tournaments, Registration, Draw, Schedule, and Live console screens.Documentation overviewStart here · Learn how Portal, Manager Desktop, and Manager Mobile work together—from the first event setup to the final certified result.
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Coach guide: support multiple players without creating a second schedule

Use the published Portal information as the shared reference while helping athletes manage readiness, overlaps, and recovery.

Intermediate 6 min read Source verified

Understand the role boundary

Coach is a workflow role in this guide, not a separate Portal access tier implemented by the tournament pages. Coaches normally use the same public or authorized participant views as the players they support.

Do not ask an organizer to expose a private draw or player record just because coaching is your role. The signed-in access check still applies.

Before play

  • Confirm every athlete's registration and event list before the deadline.
  • Build your support plan from the published schedule, not chat screenshots.
  • Flag same-player or same-team overlaps to the organizer early.
  • Help athletes understand check-in, warm-up, equipment, and venue movement expectations.

During play

  • Refresh Portal after a schedule or table change rather than forwarding an old time.
  • Keep the control desk's exception lane clear: batch related questions when possible.
  • If a score is disputed, capture the exact match, event, table, and game score before escalation.
  • Protect recovery time when advising on a proposed reschedule.