Assign courts and times, monitor live ops from Tournament Day, and export schedules for venue staff.
These answers match the in-app Help button on the related admin page. Use them while you work, or share this article with co-organizers.
On phones, My Schedule is a primary tab in the event ribbon (labeled Schedule). Court Schedule is under More on mobile and Courts on desktop when the event has courts configured. From My Schedule, tapping a court number opens that court’s queue so players can see how many games are ahead.
Court Assignments is the venue-facing view: group by court, assign court/time, export PDF. Update Scores is optimized for bulk score entry and unscheduled matches. Same underlying match data. Players can open Court Assignments (Court Schedule) read-only to check the queue on their next court.
From Edit Tournament: number of courts and starting court number (e.g. courts 1–8). Assign court and optional time on each match from Court Assignments.
Yes. Schedule Matches from the dashboard runs scheduling that respects daily time windows, court count, and division start times.
An admin live dashboard: check-in %, match counts (active/upcoming/completed/delayed), auto-refresh, and quick links to check-in, schedule, scores, TV display, and admin.
Tournament Day links to TV Display for venue screens. TV display is a paid Event/Club feature alongside QR check-in and SMS. Use Dark for dim lobbies or Light for bright rooms — toggle in the TV header (or add ?theme=light to the URL). The choice is remembered on that browser/TV.
The event timezone from Edit Tournament drives display formatting and scheduling windows — important for multi-location or travel events.
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