FAQ: public page and player IDs

Your league gets its own web page and official player IDs with serial numbers. Here is how your league looks to the outside world.

What is the league's public page?

A page at your league's own address showing the schedule, standings, current matchday, leaders, sponsors, gallery, rulebook as a PDF, venue with map, fees and contact, with a registration button for new teams. Anyone can view it without an account.

Do I need design skills to build it?

No. You pick a template ("Stadium night" or "Light editorial"), your color, cover, photos and sponsors from the system, with a desktop and mobile preview before publishing. A writing assistant corrects and improves your texts.

Does the page update itself?

Yes. Standings, the current matchday and leaders are computed live from every captured match report; you only change the texts when you want to.

What data do player IDs carry?

Whatever you choose: photo, jersey number, club, team, division, date of birth, season and a sequential serial number with your league's prefix. They carry watermarks against copies and print by team.

Can player ID serial numbers change?

No. The serial number is assigned automatically when each ID is issued (for example LM-2026-0001, 0002…) and issued numbers never change.