What Do You Need to Do?
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Common Tasks
Open the action you need and get back to the competition.
Create a competition from the organisation that will run it, then choose its type and public details.
Choose the structure by how clubs should progress, not only by how many have entered.
Publish the competition information that clubs and supporters should be able to see.
An organisation is the identity that owns and runs competitions on uContend.
Invite another organiser to help with a specific competition without sharing your login.
Organisation ownership, competition administration and claimed-club ownership are separate.
Search for an existing club before creating a new public identity.
Connect the existing public club to the competition whenever it represents the same real club.
An unclaimed club can be created for a competition; a claimed club has an authorised owner managing its persistent identity.
Use divisions when parts of a competition need their own clubs, fixtures or standings.
Add the real places where matches will be played and use names people can recognise on the day.
Add officials to the competition, then assign them to fixtures without overlapping times.
Generate matches only after the structure and participating clubs are ready.
Give each match the playing area and start time it needs before publishing.
Use the working draft to review schedule changes before clubs and supporters see them.
Change the existing fixture rather than creating a disconnected replacement.
A phase can own generated matches, pitch assignments and progression relationships.
Create the group phase first, then connect qualifying positions to a later bracket.
Use qualifier references such as 1st Group A instead of guessing future club names.
Confirmed results fill later stages only when the configured competition rules can determine the correct club.
Enter the score against the existing fixture so it stays connected to its table, group or bracket.
Edit the existing result instead of creating another fixture or score record.
Check the result, phase and progression requirements in order.
Use the live view for current operations rather than setup.
Record that a tournament club has arrived without changing its normal competition-entry state.
Use Quick score for a short pitch-side result flow.
Review the chain of affected matches before moving one kick-off.
Use a specific announcement for information that affects people following the competition.
The available tabs depend on the competition format and published data.
Share the canonical public competition URL so the same link stays useful when published information changes.
Open the verified public venue address in the maps service available on your device.
Use Follow on a public entity to bring its activity back to your Following area.
Sign in after following as a guest to attach those follows to your uContend account.
The most common reason is that the change is still in the working draft.
Confirm the result belongs to the correct fixture, division and completed state.
Stop adding new fixtures to both profiles and compare their identity and competition history.
A claimed club’s persistent identity belongs to its authorised owner, not every competition organiser.
Publish a registration window with divisions, requirements, terms, questions and the correct payment route.
Review verification, division details, answers and payment state before approving, waitlisting or rejecting a club.
Create single or double round-robin matchweeks around dates, grounds, pauses and division rules.
Review the final sporting record, make the competition read-only and copy only reusable setup into the next season.
Keep distinct squads under one claimed club and publish only the people intended for the public profile.
Create secure credentials for one playing area, connect the encoder and end the session when coverage is finished.