One file per athlete. Every season underneath.
Identity, guardians, teams, papers, notes, medical and the timeline, on one screen. The platform issues the athlete number, and you can say it over the phone. The jersey belongs to the team and the season: the child doesn’t change files when they change shirts.
One record: the child, their age group, their team and their guardian.
A view of the demonstration league.
One file, many seasons
They move up an age group, change team, join another sport. The file isn’t duplicated: the history grows underneath it.
A number you can say over the phone
The platform issues it. If it has to be reissued, the old one still finds the same child. Jersey 23 belongs to this team and this season.
What happened two years ago, without anyone’s memory
The timeline keeps registrations, papers, team moves and who made them. The new registrar reads it; they don’t rebuild it.
The same truth in three sizes
The director at the desk. The registrar in the stands. The guardian on a phone. It’s the same league, not three systems.
A view of the demonstration league.
What changes
“Which Pedro?” stops happening in September.
The rest, up close
The other screens of the same demonstration league.
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Six teams over eight years are still one child. - liga.atleta360.do
What is missing, whose it is and since when without opening a single folder. - liga.atleta360.do
Who did what, and when. The league’s memory stops living in one person’s head.
Bring a name that appears three times in the sheet.
Tell us how you handle it today, and we’ll show you how it becomes one file with every season under it.