Club Admin Getting Started

Set up your club profile, membership access, billing, waivers, checklists, and first event.

This guide covers the setup work a club admin should complete before publishing the first event in TrackLedger.

Organisation selection page
Admins choose the club they want to manage before opening the club dashboard.
Club admin dashboard
Use the dashboard to spot setup tasks before entries open.

1. Get the Club Approved

New clubs start with an application. Once approved, the applicant becomes a club owner/admin and can finish setup.

Before submitting, prepare:

  • club name
  • short description
  • contact details
  • confirmation that you are authorised to manage the club

2. Complete Club Settings

In settings, review:

  • public profile details
  • timezone
  • club categories and location
  • website, email, and phone
  • membership access mode
  • follower event entry policy

Timezone is especially important because entry windows, event times, and sign-in availability use the club timezone.

3. Choose Membership Access

Clubs can run:

  • public joining, where users can join directly
  • private joining, where users need an invite

Private access is useful for clubs that manually control membership. Public access is easier when the club wants self-service joining.

4. Review Plan and Billing Needs

Before inviting members or publishing paid events, decide whether you need:

  • Pro plan features
  • paid membership setup
  • Stripe or PayPal for member payments
  • event payment methods for paid entries

Keep plan billing and member/event payments separate in your setup checklist.

5. Prepare Event Foundations

Before your first event, create:

  • at least one waiver
  • at least one scrutineering checklist
  • membership pricing if the club charges members
  • payment provider settings if entries or memberships are paid
Club members list
Invite members and review admin access from the members area.

Launch Checklist

  1. Club application approved.
  2. Timezone and profile details complete.
  3. Membership access mode chosen.
  4. Waiver and checklist created.
  5. Billing and payment settings reviewed.
  6. First event drafted and reviewed before publishing.