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planet.training v3.0

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Welcome to the documentation of the new planet.training application. The instructions here are intended as an initial guide and “work in progress” for the new app. If you have any questions, you can contact us at any time by email or via the contact form.

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Calendar

Training camps, coaches meetings, and much more.

See tutorials
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Drills

Create drills and organize them into collections.

See tutorials
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Tactics

Create tactics and add them to gamedays-

See tutorials
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Knowledge Base

Create, share and upload interactive documents.

See tutorials
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Video Analysis

Draw on videos, and share highlights as playlists.

See tutorials
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Team Management

Create or import players and coaching staff.

See tutorials
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Training Sessions

Plan team session or design reusable templates.

See tutorials
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Gamedays

Setup your competition schedule and match days.

See tutorials
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Performance Data

Compare player performance and statistics.

See tutorials
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Load & Wellness

Monitor & manage your player's load and wellness.

See tutorials
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Injury & Medical

Manage your player's health and medical status.

See tutorials
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Questionnaires

Sendout questionnaires to players and staff.

See tutorials
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Evaluations & Scouting

Test your players physical performance and more.

See tutorials
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Report Builder

Create reports for evaluations, testing & questionnaires.

See tutorials
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Member Management

Add members and collaborate with your staff.

See tutorials
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Club Settings

Manage club locations, resources and your identity.

See tutorials
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Connected Clubs

For associations: Manage all clubs & members.

See tutorials

The Calendar brings together training sessions, individual training, training phases, training camps, games, competitions, meetings, club events, birthdays, and other appointments. Use the filters to focus on the teams and event types that are relevant to you.

Navigating the calendar

  1. Go to Calendar in the sidebar.

  2. Click the current view on the right above the Calendar, for example Month.

  3. Select one of the following views: Month Week Day List Year

The Calendar immediately changes to the selected view.

Certain event types can be permanently hidden so that you only see those you need in the calendar.

  1. Go to Calendar in the sidebar.

  2. Click Event.

  3. Select the event types you want to display and deselect the ones you want to hide.

Available filters include:

  • Training sessions; GameDays; Birthdays; Meetings; Club events; Scouting events; League events; General; Other

The Calendar updates immediately. Open the filter again whenever you want to restore hidden event types.

  1. Go to Calendar

  2. Click on “Today”, top left above the calendar

The calendar changes to the current day (adapted to the respective view). The current day is highlighted in yellow.

  1. Go to Calendar.

  2. Use the left or right arrow next to the displayed date to move to the previous or next period.

The amount of time shown depends on the selected Calendar view.

  1. Go to Calendar.

  2. Click the Team filter.

  3. Select the teams whose events you want to display and deselect the teams you want to hide.

The list contains the teams available in the selected season.

Creating & managing events

  1. Go to Calendar.

  2. Click + Add Event.

The “Add Event” dialog opens.

  1. Enter the following information:

    • Title (required)

    • Description (optional)

    • Location (optional)

    • Resource (optional)

    • Type (optional)

    • Full day event (yes/no)

    • Ends on another day (yes/no)

    • Date and time

  2. Click Save.

The new event appears in the Calendar.

You can also click an empty date in the Calendar to open the dialog with that date preselected.

The 'General event' option is for most meetings, that will take place outside of training sessions and gamedays. These are the current event types for 'general events':

  • Activity

  • Coaches meeting

  • Member Meeting

  • Player Meeting

  • Team Building

  • Team meeting

  • Other

  1. In the event dialog, open Location or Resource.

  2. Search for and select an existing item, or click Add new.

  3. Enter the name of the new item.

  4. Click Save.

The new location or resource is selected for the event and becomes available for future events.

Background events visually highlight a period without creating a regular Calendar appointment. They can be used for holidays, facility closures, or other blocked periods.

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How to create a calendar block:

  1. Go to Calendar.

  2. Open the menu next to + Add Event.

  3. Select Add background event.

The “Add background event” dialog opens.

  1. Enter the following information:

    • Title (required)

    • Description (optional)

    • Is single day (yes/no)

    • Date range

  2. Click Save.

The selected period is highlighted in the Calendar background.

You can create team training sessions in the menu items Calendar and Training Sessions. However, depending on the use case, we recommend creating training phases or training camps for related sessions.

How to create a single training session:

  1. Go to Calendar.

  2. Open the menu next to + Add Event.

  3. Select Add session (Team).

The “Add training session” dialog opens.

  1. Enter the following information:

    • Title (optional; “Team session” is used as the placeholder)

    • Add to existing phase (optional)

    • Teams (required)

    • Date and time (required)

    • Location (optional)

    • Training focus (optional)

    • Intensity: Low, Medium, or High (optional)

  2. Click Save.

The team training session is created and appears in the Calendar and Training Sessions.

You can create individual '1-on-1' training sessions in the menu items Calendar and Training Sessions. However, depending on the use case, we recommend creating training phases or training camps for related sessions.

How to create a '1-on-1' training session:

  1. Go to Calendar.

  2. Open the menu next to + Add Event.

  3. Select Add session (Individual training).

The “Add training session” dialog opens.

  1. Enter the following information:

    • Title (optional; “Individual session” is used as the placeholder)

    • Add to existing phase (optional)

    • Select players (required)

    • Date and time (required)

    • Location (optional)

    • Training focus (optional)

    • Session type (optional)

    • Intensity: Low, Medium, or High (optional)

  2. Click Save.

The individual session is assigned to the selected players and appears in the Calendar and Training Sessions.

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Available individual session types are:

  • Speed & agility

  • Conditioning / Fitness

  • Strength training

  • Mental skills

  • Position-specific

  • Recovery / Rehab

  • Tactical

  • Technical

Use a training phase to create recurring or individually scheduled team sessions over a defined period.

  1. Go to Calendar.

  2. Open the menu next to + Add Event.

  3. Select Add Training phase (Team).

Step 1: General info

  1. Enter the following information:

    • Title (required)

    • Select teams (required)

    • Phase duration (required)

    • Color

  2. Click Continue.

Step 2: Training days

  1. Choose whether the sessions are recurring.

  2. Add each training day. Depending on the selected recurrence setting, enter the weekday or date as well as the start and end time. Complete any additional fields shown, such as location, training focus, and intensity.

  3. Click + Add day to add another training day.

  4. Click Save.

The phase and its training sessions are created for the selected period.

Recurring sessions repeat on the same weekdays during the phase. Turn recurrence off if the dates or times vary from week to week.

  1. Go to Calendar.

  2. Open the menu next to + Add Event.

  3. Select Add Training phase (Individual training).

Step 1: General info

  1. Enter the following information:

    • Title (required)

    • Select players (required)

    • Phase duration (required)

    • Session type (optional)

  2. Click Continue.

Step 2: Training days

  1. Choose whether the sessions are recurring.

  2. Add each training day and complete the displayed date, time, location, focus, and intensity fields as required.

  3. Click + Add day to add another training day.

  4. Click Save.

The individual training phase is assigned to the selected players.

A training camp is a multi-day period that can contain different event types, such as training sessions, meetings, and other activities.

  1. Go to Calendar.

  2. Open the menu next to + Add Event.

  3. Select Add training camp.

Step 1: General info

  1. Enter the following information:

    • Title (required)

    • Select teams (required)

    • Phase duration (required)

    • Color

  2. Click Continue.

Step 2: Training days

  1. Create the first camp event by entering its date, time, event type, and optional title.

  2. Click Add event to add another event.

  3. Repeat these steps until all camp activities have been added.

  4. Click Save.

The training camp and its individual events are added to the Calendar.

  1. Go to Calendar.

  2. Open the menu next to + Add Event.

  3. Select Add game.

The “Gameday” dialog opens.

  1. Enter the match information:

    • Match status: Home, Away, or Neutral

    • Your team (required)

    • Opponent (required after selecting your team)

    • Competition (optional)

    • Match type (optional)

  2. Enter the event details:

    • Date, kickoff and end time (required)

    • Meetup time (optional)

    • Venue (optional)

  3. Configure the match duration:

    • Periods (required)

    • Minutes per period (required)

    • Enable extra time after draw in regulation (yes/no)

    • Enable penalty shootout after draw (yes/no)

  4. Click Save.

The game appears in the Calendar and Gamedays.

You can select an existing opponent, competition, or venue. Where available, click Add new to create a new item directly from the selection field.

Use a competition to create and group several games for the same team.

  1. Go to Calendar.

  2. Open the menu next to + Add Event.

  3. Select Add competition.

Step 1: General info

  1. Enter the following information:

    • Your team (required)

    • Color

    • Title (required)

    • Periods (required)

    • Minutes per period (required)

    • Enable extra time after draw in regulation (yes/no)

    • Enable penalty shootout after draw (yes/no)

  2. Click Continue.

Step 2: Overview

  1. Add the competition’s games in either of the following ways:

    • Click Import from CSV to import the schedule.

    • Enter the games manually.

  2. For each manually created game, enter:

    • Home, Away, or Neutral

    • Opponent

    • Match type

    • Venue

    • Date and time (required)

  3. Click Add game day to add another game.

  4. Click Save.

The competition and its games are created. More games can be added later.

  1. Go to Calendar.

  2. Click the relevant event.

The event detail dialog opens and displays its date, time, type, and available information.

For linked events such as training sessions, use the feature button in the detail dialog—for example Training—to open the full feature page.

  1. Go to Calendar.

  2. Click the event you want to edit.

  3. Click Edit.

  4. Adjust the event information.

  5. Click Save.

The updated information appears in the Calendar.

  1. Go to Calendar.

  2. Click the event you want to delete.

  3. Click Edit.

  4. Click Delete.

A confirmation dialog asks whether you are sure you want to delete the event.

  1. Click Okay.

The event is permanently removed from the Calendar.

  1. Go to Calendar.

  2. Open the menu next to + Add Event.

  3. Select Export PDF.

The “Export PDF” dialog opens.

  1. Configure the page setup:

    • Size: A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, or Letter

    • Orientation: Portrait or Landscape

    • Font size: XSmall, Small, Medium, Large, or XLarge

    • Club logo: Top, Bottom, or None

  2. Under Content Sections, select the event sections you want to include.

  3. Click Download.

The Calendar PDF is generated using the selected settings.


The Drills area contains a searchable library of your own, club, premium, and community drills. You can create drills with drawings, animations, images, videos, or external media; organize them into collections; and add them to training sessions.

Open Drills in the sidebar, then select:

  • Library to find, create, and manage drills.

  • Collections to organize drills into reusable groups or progressions.

Finding drills in the library

  1. Go to Drills > Library.

  2. Enter a title, author, or keyword in Search.

The results update automatically.

  1. Clear the search field to show the full library again.

  1. Go to Drills > Library.

  2. Click Source.

  3. Select one or more sources:

    • My content

    • My club

    • Premium drills

    • planet.training Community

The selected sources are applied to the library.

  1. Go to Drills > Library.

  2. Open Drill focus.

  3. Search for or select one or more category tags, such as Passing, Pressing, Fitness, Crossing, Positional play, or Goalkeeper categories.

The library shows drills with the selected focus tags.

  1. Go to Drills > Library.

  2. Click Collections.

  3. Select one or more collections.

Only drills in the selected collections are shown.

  1. Go to Drills > Library.

  2. Click All filters.

The “Select filters” dialog opens.

  1. Set any of the following filters:

    • Show only my likes

    • Show archived

    • Source

    • Collections

    • Age groups

    • Group size

    • Goalkeeper(s) needed

    • Drill focus

  2. Click Okay.

The number beside “All filters” shows how many filters are active.

To remove the advanced filters, reopen All filters, click Clear filters, and then click Okay.

  1. Go to Drills > Library.

  2. Click Sort:.

  3. Select one of the following:

    • Most likes

    • Created: Newest

    • Created: Oldest

    • Title (A-Z)

    • Title (Z-A)

  1. Go to Drills > Library.

  2. Click the grid/list view icon beside the result count.

The library switches between grid and list presentation.

  1. Go to Drills > Library.

  2. Scroll to the bottom of the results.

  3. Select a page number or use the previous and next controls.

Managing drills

  1. Go to Drills > Library.

  2. Click New drill.

The “Create new drill” dialog opens.

  1. Enter the Content title.

  2. Click Continue.

Step 1: Media

  1. Choose the primary media for the drill:

    • Use existing drill or tactic

    • Drawing

    • Animation

    • Media link

    • Image

    • Video

  2. Create, select, link, or upload the media.

The added item appears under “Media elements of this drill.” A drill can also be saved without a media element.

  1. Click Continue.

Step 2: Title & description

  1. Review or change the Content title.

  2. Add the drill Description. The editor supports:

    • Headings

    • Bold, italics, and underline

    • Bulleted and numbered lists

    • Blockquotes

    • Undo and redo

  3. Assign any relevant Category Tags:

  • Drill focus

  • Age groups

  • Group size

  • Goalkeeper(s) needed

  1. Click Continue.

Step 3: Settings

  1. Set the visibility:

  • Turn Public on to make the drill visible to all users.

  • Leave Public off to keep the drill private unless another member-sharing option is available and selected for your account.

  1. Select the content Language.

  2. Click Save & close.

The drill is added to the Library.

Use a description template when new drills should start with the same headings or instructions.

  1. Start creating a drill or open one for editing.

  2. Continue to Title & description.

  3. Click Set up description template.

The “Default drill description” dialog opens.

  1. Enter and format the text that should be inserted into future new drills.

  2. Click Save.

Leave the template empty if new drills should start with a blank description.

  1. Start creating a drill or click Edit on a drill you own.

  2. On the Media step, click Use existing drill or tactic.

  3. Search for the existing content.

  4. Select the media element you want to reuse.

  5. Continue through the wizard and click Save & close.

  1. On the Media step, click Media link.

  2. Enter the Video ID or supported external video link.

The dialog accepts YouTube, Vimeo, and other external video links.

  1. Click Save.

  2. Continue through the wizard and click Save & close.

  1. On the Media step, click Drawing or Animation.

The embedded editor opens.

  1. Create the field layout and player movement.

  2. Save the media element in the editor.

  3. Continue through the drill wizard and click Save & close.

  1. On the Media step, click Image or Video.

  2. Select the file from your device.

  3. Wait for the upload to finish.

  4. Continue through the wizard and click Save & close.

  1. Go to Drills > Library.

  2. Click the drill image or title.

The detail page contains:

  • Description

  • Collections

  • Sessions

  • Add variation

  • Similar drills from the Author or Community

  • Edit, Create new drill, and an actions menu

  1. Open a drill you own.

  2. Click Edit.

  3. Move through Media, Title & description, and Settings.

  4. Make the required changes.

  5. On Settings, click Save & close.

You can also open the drill card menu in the Library and select Edit.

  1. Open the drill card menu in the Library or the actions menu on the drill detail page.

  2. Select Duplicate.

  3. Review the copied content, change its title or other details, and save it.

  1. Open the drill detail page.

  2. Click Add variation or open the actions menu and select Add variation.

The “Create variation” dialog opens.

  1. Enter the variation Content title.

  2. Click Continue.

  3. Complete the same Media, Title & description, and Settings steps used for a new drill.

  4. Click Save & close.

When a drill has multiple variations, use Sort Drill Variations in the actions menu to change their order. The command is disabled until variations exist.

  1. Go to Drills > Library.

  2. Click the heart on a drill card.

A filled heart indicates that the drill is liked.

  1. To find liked drills later, open All filters, turn on Show only my likes, and click Okay.

  2. Click the heart again to remove the like.

  1. Open the drill card menu in the Library or the actions menu on the detail page.

  2. Select Delete.

A confirmation dialog asks whether you are sure you want to delete the drill.

  1. Click Delete to remove it, or Cancel to keep it.

  1. Open the drill detail page.

  2. Open the actions menu.

  3. Select Share.

The “Share” dialog opens.

  1. Click Copy to copy the drill URL, or use one of the available sharing buttons.

The copied URL uses the public-facing drills database route. A recipient's access still depends on the drill's visibility and their permissions.

  1. Open the drill card menu or the actions menu on the detail page.

  2. Select Create PDF.

  3. Follow the browser prompt to open or save the generated PDF.

  1. From the Library, click the plus on a drill card, or open the drill actions menu and select Add to session.

The “Add drill to session plan” panel opens.

  1. Use Search, Teams, Date, and Sort: Date to find a session.

  2. Select the session.

  3. In the session plan, add the drill at the required point and save the session.

  1. Open the drill detail page.

  2. Select Sessions.

The page shows the training sessions that use the drill. You can:

  • filter by Teams;

  • change the All scope;

  • change the sorting;

  • click Add to session;

  • click Create session if a new session is needed.

Drill collections

  1. Open the drill card menu or the actions menu on the detail page.

  2. Select Add to collection.

The “Add to collection” dialog opens.

  1. Select one or more collections.

  2. Click Add to collection.

A confirmation appears when the assignment succeeds.

  1. Open Add to collection for a drill.

  2. Click New collection.

  3. Enter the Title.

  4. Choose whether Collection is progression (easy to advanced).

  5. If available, choose clubs under Shared with selected clubs.

  6. Click Save.

  7. Select the newly created collection.

  8. Click Add to collection.

  1. Open the drill detail page.

  2. Select Collections.

The page lists all collections that contain the drill.

  1. Click a collection to open it, or click Add to collection to add another one.

  1. Go to Drills > Collections.

  2. Click New collection.

The “Add new collection” dialog opens.

  1. Enter the Title.

  2. Turn Collection is progression (easy to advanced) on or off.

  3. Click Save.

A standalone collection is private when it is first created. Sharing can be configured while editing the collection.

  1. Go to Drills > Collections.

  2. Use Search to find a collection by title or author.

  3. Optionally click Source and select:

    • My content

    • My club

  4. Optionally open Categories and select drill-focus tags.

  5. Click Sort: and choose:

    • Created: Newest

    • Created: Oldest

    • Title (A-Z)

    • Title (Z-A)

  1. Go to Drills > Collections.

  2. Click the collection image or title.

The detail page shows:

  • whether the collection is private or shared;

  • whether it is a progression;

  • the number of drills;

  • the ordered list of drills;

  • Edit collection.

  1. Open the collection.

  2. Click Edit collection.

  3. Change any available settings:

    • Title

    • Collection is progression (easy to advanced)

    • Shared with selected clubs

    • Upload thumbnail (optional)

  4. Click Save.

  1. Go to Drills > Collections.

  2. Open the collection card menu.

  3. Select Delete.

The “Delete collection” confirmation dialog opens. Deleting a collection cannot be undone.

  1. Click Delete collection to remove it, or Cancel to keep it.

Deleting a collection removes the collection itself; confirm separately whether the drills remain in the Library before documenting this as a guaranteed behavior for all account configurations.

  1. Open the collection.

  2. Drag each drill to the required position.

The order is saved automatically.

  1. Open the collection.

  2. Open the menu on a drill.

  3. Select one of the following:

    • View

    • Add to other collection

    • Remove from collection

  1. Go to Drills > Collections.

  2. Open the collection card menu.

  3. Select Download as PDF.


The Tactics area lets coaches create, organize, and reuse tactical content. A tactic can be assigned to a team, categorized by tactical focus, collected into a progression, and added to training sessions.

Open Tactics in the sidebar, then select:

  • Tactics to search, create, and manage tactical content.

  • Collections to organize tactics into reusable groups or progressions.

Finding tactics

  1. Go to Tactics > Library.

  2. Enter a title, author, or keyword in Search.

The results update automatically.

  1. Clear the search field to show the full library again.

  1. Go to Tactics > Library.

  2. Click Source.

  3. Select one or both sources:

    • My content

    • My club

  1. Go to Tactics > Library.

  2. Open Tactic focus.

  3. Search for or select one or more categories.

  1. Go to Tactics > Library.

  2. Click Collections.

  3. Select one or more tactic collections.

Only tactics in the selected collections are shown.

  1. Go to Tactics > Library.

  2. Click All filters.

The “Select filters” dialog opens.

  1. Set any of the following:

    • Show only my likes

    • Show archived

    • Source

    • Collections

    • Tactic focus

  2. Click Okay.

The number beside “All filters” shows how many filters are active.

To reset the advanced filters, reopen All filters, click Clear filters, and then click Okay.

  1. Go to Tactics > Library.

  2. Click Sort:.

  3. Select one of the following:

    • Most likes

    • Created: Newest

    • Created: Oldest

    • Title (A-Z)

    • Title (Z-A)

  1. Go to Tactics > Library.

  2. Click the grid/list view icon beside the result count.

The library switches between grid and list presentation.

Managing tactics

  1. Go to Tactics > Library.

  2. Click New tactic.

The “Create new tactic” dialog opens.

  1. Enter the Content title.

  2. Click Continue.

Step 1: Media and team

  1. Under Specify team (optional), select the seasonal team for which the tactic is intended.

  2. Choose the primary media:

    • Use existing drill or tactic

    • Drawing

    • Animation

    • Media link

    • Image

    • Video

  3. Create, select, link, or upload the media.

The added item appears under “Media Elements of this tactic.” A tactic can also be saved without media.

  1. Click Continue.

Step 2: Title & description

  1. Review or change the Content title.

  2. Add the tactic Description. The editor supports:

  • Headings

  • Bold, italics, and underline

  • Bulleted and numbered lists

  • Blockquotes

  • Undo and redo

  1. Under Category Tags, select one or more Tactic focus values.

  2. Click Continue.

Step 3: Settings

  1. Review the available Visibility settings. If no visibility option is selected or available, the tactic is visible only to you.

  2. Select the content Language.

  3. Click Save & close.

The tactic is added to the Tactics library.

Use a default description when new tactics should begin with the same headings or instructions.

  1. Start creating a tactic or click Edit on a tactic you own.

  2. Continue to Title & description.

  3. Click Set up description template.

The “Default tactic description” dialog opens.

  1. Enter and format the text that should appear in future new tactics.

  2. Click Save.

Leave the template empty if new tactics should start with a blank description.

  1. Start creating a tactic or click Edit on one you own.

  2. On Media, click Use existing drill or tactic.

  3. Search for the existing content.

  4. Select the required media element.

  5. Complete the remaining steps and click Save & close.

  1. On Media, click Media link.

  2. Enter the Video ID or supported external video link.

The dialog accepts YouTube, Vimeo, and other external video links.

  1. Click Save.

  2. Complete the remaining steps and click Save & close.

  1. On Media, click Drawing or Animation.

The embedded editor opens.

  1. Create the tactical layout or player movements.

  2. Save the media element in the editor.

  3. Complete the remaining steps and click Save & close.

  1. On Media, click Image or Video.

  2. Select the file from your device.

  3. Wait for the upload to finish.

  4. Complete the remaining steps and click Save & close.

  1. Go to Tactics > Tactics.

  2. Click the tactic image or title.

The detail page contains:

  • Description

  • Collections

  • Sessions

  • Add variation

  • Edit, Create new tactic, and an actions menu

  1. Open a tactic you own.

  2. Click Edit.

  3. Move through Media, Title & description, and Settings.

  4. Make the required changes.

  5. On Settings, click Save & close.

You can also open the tactic card menu in the library and select Edit.

  1. Open the tactic card menu or the actions menu on the detail page.

  2. Select Duplicate.

  3. Review the copied content, change the title or details, and save it.

  1. Open the tactic detail page.

  2. Click Add variation, or open the actions menu and select Add variation.

The “Create variation” dialog opens.

  1. Enter the variation Content title.

  2. Click Continue.

  3. Complete the Media, Title & description, and Settings steps.

  4. Click Save & close.

When more than one variation exists, use the variation-sorting command in the actions menu to change the order.

  1. Go to Tactics > Library.

  2. Click the heart on a tactic card.

A filled heart indicates that the tactic is liked.

  1. To find it later, open All filters, turn on Show only my likes, and click Okay.

  2. Click the heart again to remove the like.

  1. Open the tactic card menu or the actions menu on the detail page.

  2. Select Delete.

The confirmation explains that deleting the tactic cannot be undone.

  1. Click Delete to remove it, or Cancel to keep it.

  1. Open the tactic detail page.

  2. Open the actions menu.

  3. Select Share.

The “Share” dialog opens.

  1. Click Copy to copy the URL, or use one of the available sharing buttons.

The copied URL uses the shared exercises-database route. A recipient's access depends on the tactic's visibility and their permissions.

  1. Open the tactic card menu or the actions menu on the detail page.

  2. Select Create PDF.

  3. Follow the browser prompt to open or save the PDF.

  1. From the Tactics library, click the plus on a tactic card, or open its actions menu and select Add to session.

The session-selection panel opens.

  1. Use Search, Teams, Date, and Sort: Date to find a session.

  2. Select the required session.

  3. In the session plan, add the tactic in the required position and save the session.

  1. Open the tactic detail page.

  2. Select Sessions.

The page shows the training sessions using the tactic. You can:

  • filter by Teams;

  • change the All scope;

  • change the sorting;

  • click Add to session;

  • click Create session if a new session is needed.

Tactic collections

  1. Open the tactic card menu or the actions menu on the detail page.

  2. Select Add to collection.

The “Add to collection” dialog opens.

  1. Select one or more tactic collections.

  2. Click Add to collection.

A “Done” confirmation appears when the assignment succeeds.

  1. Open Add to collection for a tactic.

  2. Click New collection.

  3. Enter the Title.

  4. Choose whether Collection is progression (easy to advanced).

  5. If available, choose clubs under Shared with selected clubs.

  6. Click Save.

  7. Select the new collection.

  8. Click Add to collection.

  1. Open the tactic detail page.

  2. Select Collections.

The page lists every collection containing the tactic.

  1. Click a collection to open it, or click Add to collection to add another.

  1. Go to Tactics > Collections.

  2. Click New collection.

The “Add new collection” dialog opens.

  1. Enter the Title.

  2. Turn Collection is progression (easy to advanced) on or off.

  3. Click Save.

The collection is private when no sharing option is selected.

  1. Go to Tactics > Collections.

  2. Use Search to find a collection by title or author.

  3. Optionally click Source and select:

    • My content

    • My club

  4. Optionally open Categories and select one or more tactic-focus values.

  5. Click Sort: and choose:

    • Created: Newest

    • Created: Oldest

    • Title (A-Z)

    • Title (Z-A)

  1. Go to Tactics > Collections.

  2. Click the collection image or title.

The detail page shows:

  • whether the collection is private or shared;

  • whether it is a progression;

  • the number of tactics;

  • the ordered list of tactics;

  • Edit collection.

  1. Open the collection.

  2. Click Edit collection.

  3. Change any available settings:

    • Title

    • Collection is progression (easy to advanced)

    • Shared with selected clubs

    • Upload thumbnail (optional)

  4. Click Save.

  1. Go to Tactics > Collections.

  2. Open the collection card menu.

  3. Select Delete.

  4. Click Delete collection to remove it, or Cancel to keep it.

Deleting a collection removes the collection itself. Confirm separately whether its tactics remain in the library before documenting that as guaranteed behavior for every account configuration.

  1. Open the collection.

  2. Drag each tactic to the required position.

The order is saved automatically.

  1. Open the collection.

  2. Open the menu on a tactic.

  3. Select one of the following:

    • View

    • Add to other collection

    • Remove from collection

  1. Go to Tactics > Collections.

  2. Open the collection card menu.

  3. Select Download as PDF.


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Knowledge Base

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The Knowledge Base lets you organize and share club information in folders and documents. A document can combine interactive pages, formatted text, images, embedded videos, uploaded videos, and downloadable file attachments.

Open Knowledge base in the sidebar to view the library.

Finding and organizing content

  1. Go to Knowledge base.

  2. Enter a document or folder title in Search.

Matching search results appear below the folder area.

  1. Clear the search field to show the complete library again.

  1. Go to Knowledge base.

  2. Click Visibility.

  3. Select or clear the required filters:

    • My documents

    • Public

    • Current club

    • Drafts

  1. Go to Knowledge base.

  2. Click Categories.

  3. Select one or more categories.

Only documents assigned to the selected categories are shown.

  1. Go to Knowledge base.

  2. Click Sort.

  3. Select one of the following:

    • Name (A-Z)

    • Name (Z-A)

    • Created: Oldest

    • Created: Newest

    • Updated: Oldest

    • Updated: Newest

  1. Go to Knowledge base.

  2. Click the tag icon beside the page heading.

The “Knowledge base category” dialog opens.

  1. Click Add new.

  2. Select a category Color.

  3. Enter the category Title.

  4. Select the category Language.

  5. Click Save.

You can also open a document's information dialog, open Categories, and click Add new.

  1. Go to Knowledge base.

  2. Click the tag icon beside the page heading.

  3. Use the category-management actions to update or remove an existing category.

  1. Go to Knowledge base.

  2. Open the menu beside Create document.

  3. Select Add folder.

The “Add folder” dialog opens.

  1. Enter the folder Title.

  2. Select the folder Language.

  3. Under Parent folder, select:

    • No folder to place it in the main Knowledge Base; or

    • an existing folder to create a nested folder.

  4. To share the folder with the club, enable Share with club members. Leave the switch disabled to keep the folder private.

  5. Click Save.

  1. Go to Knowledge base.

  2. Click the folder card.

The folder opens and its path appears above the results.

  1. Click Knowledge base in the path to return to the main library.

  1. Open the menu on the folder card.

  2. Select Edit.

  3. Update the Title, Language, Parent folder, or Share with club members setting.

  4. Click Save.

  1. Open the menu on the folder card.

  2. Select Move to folder.

  3. Select No folder or the required parent folder.

  4. Click Confirm.

  1. Open the menu on the folder card.

  2. Select Delete.

  3. Review the confirmation message.

  4. Click Delete to remove the folder, or Cancel to keep it.

Deleting a folder does not delete the documents or subfolders inside it. The confirmation states that its contents will be moved to the main Knowledge Base.

Manage knowledge documents

  1. Go to Knowledge base.

  2. Click Create document.

The “Create document” dialog opens.

  1. Optionally upload a cover image.

  2. Enter the document Title.

  3. Select the document Language.

  4. Optionally select one or more Categories.

  5. Under Folder, select the destination folder or leave the document in the main Knowledge Base.

  6. Enter a short Description.

  7. To share the document with the club, enable Share with club members. Leave the switch disabled to keep it private.

  8. Click Save.

The document detail page opens. Here you can start adding content to the document.

  1. Go to Knowledge base and open the document's folder if necessary.

  2. Click the information icon on the document card.

A popover shows the document Description and Visibility.

  1. Open the document.

  2. Click Edit document info.

  3. Update the cover image, Title, Language, Categories, Folder, Description, or Share with club members setting.

  4. Click Save.

You can also open the document card menu and select Edit.

  1. Open the document card menu.

  2. Select Move to folder.

  3. Select No folder or the required folder.

  4. Click Confirm.

  1. Open the document card menu or the actions menu on the document detail page.

  2. Select Duplicate.

  3. Review and edit the duplicated document as required.

  1. Open the document card menu or the document actions menu.

  2. Select Delete or Delete content.

  3. Review the confirmation message.

  4. Click Delete to remove the document, or Cancel to keep it.

Managing document's content

  1. Open a document.

  2. Click Add content.

If content already exists, the button is called “Update content.” The content editor opens in a dialog.

  1. Click in the editor and enter the document content.

  2. Use the toolbar to apply:

    • Heading 1, Heading 2, or Heading 3

    • Bold, italics, or underline

    • Bulleted or numbered lists

    • Blockquotes

    • Links and other inline controls

    • Undo or redo

  3. Add pages or components as required.

  4. Click Save.

  5. Click Close to return to the document detail page.

Save stores the changes but leaves the editor open. Close the editor separately.

  1. Open the document and click Add content or Update content.

  2. Click Pages.

  3. Click Add page.

  4. Enter the Page title.

  5. Click Add.

  6. Add the page content.

  7. Click Save, then Close.

Interactive documents begin with an untitled default page. The Pages panel may show it as No title. Rename that page if you want every page to have a visible title.

  1. Open the content editor.

  2. Click Pages.

  3. Open the menu beside the page.

  4. Select:

    • edit to change the page title; or

    • delete to remove the page.

  5. Save the document.

  1. Open the content editor.

  2. Click Pages.

  3. Drag the pages into the required order using their drag handles.

  4. Click Save, then Close.

  1. Open a multi-page document.

  2. Use the previous and next buttons beside Page X of Y.

The page title is displayed when the page has a title.

  1. Place the cursor at the required position in the content editor.

  2. Click Components.

  3. Select Divider or Columns.

  4. Complete the content and save the document.

Place the cursor carefully. Components are inserted at the current cursor position and can split an existing paragraph.

  1. Place the cursor at the required position in the content editor.

  2. Click Components > Image.

  3. Select one of the following tabs:

    • Upload file to add an image from your device;

    • Media List to reuse an existing image; or

    • Drills & tactics to insert content from the exercise library.

  4. Search for or upload the required image.

  5. Insert the image and save the document.

  1. Place the cursor at the required position in the content editor.

  2. Click Components > Video.

  3. Select the video source:

    • Source

    • YouTube

    • Vimeo

  4. Enter the Video link (URL).

  5. Select the Aspect ratio:

    • 16:9

    • 4:3

  6. Click Confirm.

  7. Save the document.

  1. Open a document.

  2. Open the document actions menu.

  3. Select Upload file.

When a document has no content, an “Upload file” button is also shown directly on the page.

  1. Click Select a file from your device.

  2. Select one or more supported files.

  3. Review the selected files.

  4. Click Attach files.

Attached files appear in a table with File name, File size, and Uploaded at.

  1. Open the document.

  2. Find the file in the attachment table.

  3. Click the download icon.

  1. Open the document.

  2. Find the file in the attachment table.

  3. Click the trash icon.

  4. Confirm the deletion.

  1. Open a document.

  2. Open the document actions menu.

  3. Select Upload video.

  4. On Upload file, click Select video file or drag the file into the upload area.

  5. Wait for the upload to finish.

  6. Attach the video to the document.

To reuse an existing upload, open the Uploaded videos tab and select the video. If no videos have been uploaded, the page displays No uploaded videos yet.

  1. Open a document.

  2. Open the document actions menu.

  3. Select Add video link.

  4. Enter the video Title.

  5. Enter the required url.

  6. Click Save.

The dialog accepts YouTube, Vimeo, and other supported video links. Linked videos remain hosted on the external platform and do not use the club's upload storage.


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Video Analysis

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Video Analysis lets you upload and organize match or training footage, create clips from important moments, add drawings, and combine videos and clips in playlists.

Open Video analysis in the sidebar, then choose:

  • Library to work with videos and clips; or

  • Playlists to group and present selected videos and clips.

Finding videos and clips

  1. In the sidebar, open Video analysis.

  2. Click Library.

  3. Select Videos or Clips at the top of the page.

Videos contains uploaded source videos. Clips contains moments marked on video tracks.

  1. Open Video analysis > Library.

  2. Select Videos or Clips.

  3. Enter a title in Search.

Results update after a short delay.

  1. Clear the search field to show all results again.

  1. Open the Videos or Clips library.

  2. Click Source.

  3. Select one or more sources:

    • Training sessions

    • Scouting

    • Gamedays

    • Knowledge base

    • Exercises

    • Player notes

    • Opponent notes

    • Library folder

    • Unlinked

  4. Clear the selected source filters to show all results again.

  1. Open the Videos or Clips library.

  2. Click Categories.

  3. Select one or more video categories.

Only items assigned to the selected categories are shown.

  1. Clear the selected categories to reset the filter.

  1. Open Video analysis > Library > Clips.

  2. Click Track.

  3. Select one or more track names.

Only clips created on the selected tracks are shown.

Uploading and organizing videos

  1. Open Video analysis > Library > Videos.

  2. Click Upload video.

The upload dialog opens on the “Upload file” tab.

  1. Drag a video into the upload area, or click Select video file and choose the file.

  2. Complete the upload and wait for the video to appear in the library.

  1. Open Video analysis > Library > Videos.

  2. Click Upload video.

  3. Select the Uploaded videos tab.

  4. Search for the required video if necessary.

  5. Click Use this video on the video card.

  1. Open Video analysis > Library > Videos.

  2. Open the menu beside Upload video.

  3. Select Add folder.

  4. Enter the folder Title.

  5. Click Save

  1. Open Video analysis > Library > Videos.

  2. Click the tag icon beside the upload controls.

The “Video categories” dialog opens.

  1. Click Add new.

  2. Select a Color.

  3. Enter the category Title.

  4. Click Save.

  1. Open Video analysis > Library > Videos.

  2. Click the tag icon.

  3. Find the category. Use Search if necessary.

  4. Click the category's pencil icon.

  5. Change its color or title and click Save.

To remove the category, click Delete, review the confirmation, and click Delete again.

  1. Open the menu on the video card.

  2. Select Edit video details.

  3. Update the required Title.

  4. Select or clear one or more Categories.

  5. Close the category selector and click Save.

The video card summarizes the number of assigned tags, clips, and drawings.

  1. Open Video analysis > Library > Videos.

  2. Click the play button on the thumbnail to view the video, or open the video card menu and select Open video editor to edit it.

  1. Open the video card menu.

  2. Select Share video.

  3. Under Link expires, select:

    • No expiry

    • In 1 hour

    • In 6 hours

    • In 24 hours

    • In 72 hours

    • In 168 hours

    • Custom date and time

  4. Click Create link.

  5. Copy and distribute the generated link as required.

The link is public: anyone with it can watch without logging in. No public link was created during this audit.

  1. Open the video card menu.

  2. Select Delete.

  3. Review the confirmation.

  4. Click Delete to remove the video, or Cancel to keep it.

Deleting a video is permanent and removes it from every place where it is used as an attachment.

Editing a video

  1. Open Video analysis > Library > Videos.

  2. Open the menu on the video card.

  3. Select Open video editor.

The editor opens full-screen.

  1. Click Done when you have finished.

Use the editor controls to:

  • play or pause the video;

  • move to the previous or next frame;

  • move on the timeline;

  • zoom the timeline in or out; and

  • select a playback speed of 0.2x, 0.25x, 0.5x, 0.75x, 1x, 1.25x, 1.5x, or 2x.

  1. Open the video editor.

  2. Click Add track.

A new track is created immediately. The first one is named “Track 1.”

  1. Use the track menu to open Edit track.

  2. Select the track color if required.

  3. Click Save.

  1. Open the track menu.

  2. Select Edit track.

  3. Click Delete track.

  4. Confirm the deletion if prompted.

  1. Open the video editor and add a track if none exists.

  2. Move the playhead to the beginning of the moment.

  3. Click Start clip.

  4. Play or move through the video to the end of the moment.

  5. Pause the video.

  6. Click End clip.

  1. After clicking Start clip, click Cancel clip marking before clicking End clip.

The unfinished clip range is discarded.

  1. Select the clip on its track.

  2. Click Edit clip.

  3. Update the clip Title.

  4. Optionally tag players using:

    • Club players; or

    • Scouting players.

  5. Select one or more Categories.

  6. Close any open selector and click Save.

  1. Select the clip on its track.

  2. Click Edit clip.

  3. Click Delete.

  4. Confirm the deletion if prompted.

  1. Open the video editor.

  2. Move the playhead to the frame where the drawing should appear.

  3. Click Add drawing.

The drawing editor opens and locks the video timeline while you draw.

  1. Select one of the following tools:

    • Select

    • Text

    • Spotlight

    • Pass

    • Freehand

    • Player

    • Connected player

    • Trapezoid

    • Rectangle

    • Ellipse

  2. Add and position the drawing on the video frame.

  3. Use Undo or Redo if necessary.

  4. Set Pause on drawing to the required number of seconds. The default is five seconds.

  5. To keep the video paused until the viewer resumes it manually, enable Until resumed.

  6. Click Save drawing.

You can use Previous drawing and Next drawing to move between drawings, or Delete drawing to remove the current one.

  1. Open Video analysis > Library > Clips.

  2. Open the menu on the clip card.

  3. Select Add drawing to clip.

  4. Add the drawing and configure its pause behavior.

  5. Click Save drawing.

  1. Go to Video analysis > Library > Clips.

  2. Click the clip thumbnail or clip card.

Playback opens at the clip's exact range.

The clip player includes play/pause, a clip progress slider, zoom controls, and playback speed.

  1. Open the clip card menu.

  2. Select Open full video.

  1. Open the clip card menu.

  2. Select Edit full video.

The full video editor opens so that you can change tracks, clips, and drawings.

  1. Open the clip card menu.

  2. Select Share clip.

  3. Select the link expiry period.

  4. Click Create link.

  5. Copy and distribute the generated link as required.

Anyone with the link can watch without logging in.

Playlists

  1. Open Video analysis > Playlists.

  2. Click New playlist.

  3. Enter the required Title.

  4. Click Save.

A private, empty playlist is created.

  1. Open the playlist.

  2. Click Add items.

  3. Use Source, Categories, and Search to find content.

  4. Select the Videos tab and choose any full videos to add.

  5. Select the Clips tab and choose any clips to add. You can also filter clips by Track.

  6. Click Add selected (N).

Selections remain selected when switching between the Videos and Clips tabs.

  1. Open the playlist.

  2. Drag videos and clips by their drag handles into the required order.

  1. Open the menu on the item.

  2. Select View to open it, or Remove from playlist to remove it from this playlist.

Removing an item from a playlist does not delete the source video or clip

  1. Open a playlist containing at least one item.

  2. Click Play all.

The playlist player opens with an “Up next” list.

  1. Click any item in Up next to jump to it.

  2. Use the player controls to play or pause, move through the clip, zoom, or change playback speed.

  3. Click Close when finished.

  1. Open the playlist.

  2. Click Edit playlist.

  3. Update the Title.

  4. Under Shared with selected clubs, select the clubs that should have access, if required.

  5. Optionally upload a playlist thumbnail.

  6. Click Save.

New playlists are private by default. Club sharing and thumbnail upload appear in Edit playlist, not in the initial creation dialog.

  1. Open the playlist.

  2. Click Share playlist.

  3. Select the link expiry period.

  4. Click Create link.

  5. Copy and distribute the generated link as required.

Anyone with the link can watch without logging in.

  1. Open Video analysis > Playlists.

  2. Open the menu on the playlist card.

  3. Select Delete.

  4. Review the confirmation.

  5. Click Delete playlist to continue, or Cancel to keep it.

Deleting a playlist does not delete the videos and clips inside it.


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Team Management

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Team management in the planet.training App v3.0 is your tool for efficiently managing and organizing your teams. Coaches can create and manage their teams here, quickly add players and staff, or import them via a CSV file. Additionally, the availability and performance development of all team members can be updated and tracked. Everything you need for successful team management is available in one place.

Managing teams

  1. Open Team management.

  2. Click the team card.

  3. Use the tabs at the top of the team page:

    • Overview

    • Players

    • Staff

Use the team selector above the tabs to switch to another team without returning to the team list.

The overview shows:

  • player availability;

  • staff availability;

  • average team performance; and

  • upcoming training sessions and gamedays.

  1. Go to Team management.

  2. Click New team.

The “Create a new team” dialog opens.

  1. Enter the required Name.

  2. Select a team color.

  3. Click Save.

The new team is added to the selected season.

  1. Go to Team management.

  2. Open the menu on the team card.

  3. Click Edit seasonal info.

  4. Update the Seasonal team name.

  5. Select a team color if required.

  6. Upload or replace the team image if required.

  7. Click Save.

Changes apply to the selected season.

  1. Open Team management.

  2. Click Sort.

  3. Select one of the following:

    • Name (A-Z)

    • Name (Z-A)

    • Created: Oldest

    • Created: Newest

    • Updated: Oldest

    • Updated: Newest

  1. Open Team management.

  2. Open the menu beside New team.

  3. Click Add team from other season.

  4. Select the team.

  5. Click Add.

Only teams that are not already part of the selected season are available.

  1. Go to Team Management.

  2. Open the ⋮ menu in the team card

  3. Select “Edit seasonal info

  4. Click on Upload team picture.

  5. Click Save when the image has finished loading and close the dialog.

  1. Open Team management.

  2. Open the menu beside New team.

  3. Click Roster planning.

Roster planning shows every team in the selected season and a summary of player assignments.

  1. Open Roster planning.

  2. Expand the team that should receive players.

  3. Open Available players.

  4. Search for players or filter them by:

    • team;

    • position; or

    • Show unassigned only.

  5. Select one or more players.

  6. Click Add [number] player(s) to this team in the destination team.

  7. Review the staged changes.

  8. Click Save changes.

A player can be assigned to more than one team.

Click Discard to abandon all staged roster changes before saving.

  1. Go to Team management.

  2. Open the team card menu.

  3. Click Remove from season.

  4. Review the affected player, staff, training-session, and gameday counts.

  5. Select the confirmation checkbox.

  6. Click Remove from season.

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Info: The difference to deleting a team is that when removing a team from a season, only the seasonal data of the team is deleted. The team is therefore archived with all its historical data from other seasons. The removed seasonal team can be restored for 30 days; after that, its data is permanently deleted from the servers.

  1. Open Team management.

  2. Open the additional actions menu near the team controls.

  3. Click Removed from season.

  4. Find the team.

  5. Select the restore action.

Removed seasonal teams are available for restoration for 30 days.

  1. Go to Team management.

  2. Open the team card menu.

  3. Click Delete team.

  4. Review the affected data counts.

  5. Select the confirmation checkbox.

  6. Click Delete team.

Deleting a team removes it across all seasons and hides its related records. The team can be restored for 30 days; after that, it is permanently deleted.

  1. Open Team management.

  2. Open the additional actions menu near the team controls.

  3. Click Deleted teams.

  4. Find the team.

  5. Select the restore action.

Deleted teams can be restored for 30 days.

Managing players

  1. Open a team.

  2. Click Players.

Click a player to open the full player profile.

  1. Open a team’s Players tab.

  2. Open the view menu.

  3. Select:

    • Card - Large

    • Card - Compact

    • Table

  1. Open a team’s Players tab.

  2. Use Position to select one or more positions.

  3. Use Status to select one or more availability states:

    • Available

    • Unavailable

    • Illness

    • Injured

    • With rep. team

    • Show archived

  4. Open Sort and select position order or last-name order.

  1. Go to Team Management.

  2. Click on Players in the team card.

  3. Click Add players.

  4. Enter the player’s:

    • First name (required)

    • Last name

    • Birthday

    • Position

    • Jersey number

  5. Click on Add new player to create the next player. Repeat step 4 with new player.

  6. Click Save.

  1. Open a team’s Players tab.

  2. Open the menu beside Add players.

  3. Click Add player in detail.

  4. Complete the Player step:

    • image;

    • gender;

    • first and last name;

    • birthday and nationality;

    • main and alternative positions;

    • jersey number;

    • preferred foot; and

    • club or league IDs.

  5. Click Next and complete Contact details.

  6. Click Next and complete Parents and school details if required.

  7. Click Next and complete Contract details if required.

  8. Click Save & close.

The form can store multiple parents or guardians and multiple contracts.

  1. Open a team’s Players tab.

  2. Open the menu beside Add players.

  3. Click Import & update players (CSV).

  4. In Upload CSV, select or drop the CSV file.

  5. Click Continue.

  6. In Map CSV, match the file columns to planet.training fields.

  7. In Match & confirm, review new players and updates.

  8. Confirm the import.

  1. Open a team’s Players tab.

  2. Open the menu beside Add players.

  3. Click Add existing players.

  4. Search for players or filter by a source team or Players without team.

  5. Select the players.

  6. Confirm the destination team.

  7. Click Save.

Players already assigned to the destination team cannot be selected. Reusing an existing player prevents duplicate player profiles.

  1. Open a team’s Players tab.

  2. Click the player’s name or card.

The profile provides access to Dashboard, Medical, Load management, Wellness, Training stats, Player evaluation, Performance testing, Questionnaires, General, and Notes. Available tabs can depend on permissions and product configuration.

  1. Open a team’s Players tab.

  2. Open the player’s menu.

  3. Click Edit.

  4. Update the player’s general, contact, parent, school, contract, or player information.

  5. Save the changes.

Seasonal position and jersey information is managed separately.

  1. Open a team’s Players tab.

  2. Open the menu beside Add players.

  3. Click Edit position & jersey numbers.

  4. For each player, update:

    • Main position;

    • Alt positions; and

    • Jersey number.

  5. Click Save.

  1. Open the player’s menu.

  2. Click Remove from team.

  3. Enter an optional Exit date.

  4. Select the confirmation checkbox.

  5. Click Remove from team.

If no exit date is entered, the player is removed for the entire season. If an exit date is entered, attendance and performance records after that date are removed. Review the confirmation carefully before continuing.

In table view, select several players and use Remove from team to remove them in bulk.

  1. Open the player’s menu.

  2. Click Delete player.

  3. Review the deletion options.

  4. Select the confirmation checkbox.

  5. Click Delete player.

The standard deletion can be reversed for 30 days. The member profile remains in Member management so historical data and statistics are preserved.

Use Delete player & all data permanently only when the entire player record and its data must be irreversibly removed.

  1. Open the menu beside Add players.

  2. Click Recently deleted players.

  3. Find the player.

  4. Select the restore action.

Deleted players are available for restoration for 30 days.

Availability of players

The availability status of a player is set to 'Available' by default. Various absence statuses can be created by clicking on the player's current status. This is also possible for future or past periods.

The active status also influences the default presence of a player for the training sessions in question. For example, if a player is set to “Injured”, they are set to “Absent” for all relevant sessions. This means you know immediately which players are available at the current time and can plan your training sessions and match days with more certainty.

After the end date of a status has expired, the player is automatically displayed as 'Available' again.

The availability status of a player is set to 'Available' by default. To update a player's availability status, do the following:

  1. Open a team’s Players tab.

  2. Click the player’s current status, such as Available.

The “Availability” dialog opens.

  1. Click Log absence or Add.

  2. Select a status:

    • Unavailable

    • Illness

    • Injured

    • With rep. team

  3. Enter the required Start date.

  4. Enter an optional End date and Note.

  5. Save the absence.

Players are available by default. Injury and illness reports can also create absences automatically for training sessions and gamedays.

  1. Click the player’s status.

  2. Find the absence in Availability.

  3. Click the pencil icon.

  4. Update the status, dates, or note.

  5. Click Update.

  1. Click the player’s status.

  2. Find the absence and click the pencil icon.

  3. Click Delete.

  4. Confirm the deletion.

Managing staff members

  1. Open a team.

  2. Click Staff.

  1. Open a team’s Staff tab.

  2. Open the view menu and select Card - Compact or Table.

  3. Open Sort and select Last Name A-Z or Last Name Z-A.

  1. Open a team’s Staff tab.

  2. Click Create member.

  3. Decide whether User is club administrator should be enabled.

  4. Review Send invite. It is selected by default; clear it if no invitation email should be sent.

  5. Enter the required First name and Last name.

  6. Enter an email address if required.

  7. Select the required Role in team.

  8. Select one or more teams.

  9. Click Add new user to enter another staff member if required.

  10. Click Save.

Club administrators have all permissions across the club. Grant this setting only when appropriate.

  1. Open a team’s Staff tab.

  2. Click Add existing staff.

  3. Search for the member.

  4. Select the member.

  5. Enable Only show selected to review the selection if required.

  6. Click Save.

  1. Open the staff member’s menu.

  2. Click Edit.

  3. Update the member’s image, gender, name, birthday, email addresses, phone numbers, or address.

  4. Save the changes.

  1. Open the staff member’s menu.

  2. Click Manage roles & permissions.

  3. Review whether the user is a club administrator.

  4. On Roles, review the member’s current role, season, and team.

  5. Click Add role & permission to add a role.

  6. Select:

    • a role;

    • a team or Club-wide scope; and

    • a permission template.

  7. Save the assignment.

  8. Open Permissions to review or adjust individual permissions when available.

  1. Click the staff member to open the staff profile.

  2. Open Availability.

  3. Click Add.

  4. Enter the required start date, an optional end date, and a note.

  5. Save the absence.

  1. Open the staff member’s menu.

  2. Click Remove from team.

  3. Review the confirmation.

  4. Click Remove.

In table view, select several members and click Remove to remove them in bulk.

To delete a member account, use Member management and follow the deletion guidance shown there. Use Remove from team when the member should only be detached from the current team.


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Training Sessions

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Use Training Sessions to schedule team and individual training, manage attendance and notes, build session plans from drills and tactics, assess players, attach videos, and reuse plans as templates.

Training Sessions has three main areas:

  • Team sessions for one or more teams;

  • Individual sessions for selected players; and

  • Session templates for reusable plans.

Finding training sessions

  1. In the sidebar, open Training Sessions.

  2. Click Team sessions.

The page contains separate sections for training phases and individual training-session cards

  1. Open Training Sessions > Team sessions.

  2. Open Teams and select one or more teams.

  3. Open Focus and select one or more training-focus labels.

  4. Open Time and select:

    • All;

    • Past;

    • Today ± 7 days;

    • Next 7 days;

    • Next 14 days;

    • Next 30 days; or

    • Upcoming.

Selected filters can be combined.

  1. Open Training Sessions > Team sessions.

  2. Open Sort.

  3. Select:

    • Date (Oldest);

    • Date (Newest);

    • Title (A-Z); or

    • Title (Z-A).

  1. In the sidebar, open Training Sessions.

  2. Click Individual sessions.

  1. Open Training Sessions > Individual sessions.

  2. Use Focus to filter by training focus.

  3. Use Session type to select one or more types:

    • Speed & agility;

    • Conditioning / Fitness;

    • Strength training;

    • Mental skills;

    • Position-specific;

    • Recovery / Rehab;

    • Tactical; or

    • Technical.

  4. Use Time to restrict the date range.

  5. Use Sort to order sessions by date or title.

In addition to the fixed team players, players from other teams in your club can also be added to training sessions. This is how it works:

  1. Go to Training sessions > Team training or Individual training.

  2. Open the corresponding training session by clicking on it

  3. In the “Participants” card, click on Manage Attendance.

  4. At the bottom of the dialog you can click on + Add other players.

  5. Select the players from other teams and confirm the dialog

  6. After the players have been added, click on Save.

  1. Open Training Sessions > Session templates.

  2. Use Focus to filter by training focus.

  3. Use Intensity to select Low, Medium, or High.

  4. Open Sort and select a date or title order.

  1. Open a Training Sessions list.

  2. Click the training-focus management icon near the top of the page.

The “Training Focus” dialog opens.

  1. Click Add new.

  2. Enter the required Title.

  3. Select the required Language.

  4. Save the label.

Custom focus labels become available in session forms and filters.

Team & individual sessions

  1. Go to Training Sessions > Team sessions.

  2. Open the menu beside Add training phase.

  3. Click Add training session.

The new team-session dialog opens.

  1. Enter a Title, or leave it blank to use the generated title.

  2. If required, select Add to existing phase.

  3. Select one or more Teams.

  4. Set the required Date & time.

  5. Select a Location.

  6. Select one or more Training focus labels.

  7. Select an Intensity:

    • Low;

    • Medium; or

    • High.

  8. Click Save.

  1. Go to Training Sessions > Team sessions.

  2. Find the required session.

  3. Click its card, or open its menu and click View.

The overview shows session details, participants, notes, the session plan, performance ratings, and videos.

  1. Open the session.

  2. Click Edit.

  3. Change the title, phase, teams, date and time, location, focus, or intensity.

  4. Click Save.

  1. Go to Training Sessions > Team sessions.

  2. Open the session card menu.

  3. Click Duplicate session.

  4. Review the copied title, team, focus, intensity, and session-plan items.

  5. Set the new date and time.

  6. Make any other required changes.

  7. Save the duplicated session.

The session plan is copied. The date and time must be set for the new session.

  1. Open the session card menu, or open the session and its additional-actions menu.

  2. Click Delete session.

  3. Review the confirmation message.

  4. Confirm the deletion.

Deletion is permanent from this workflow. Check that the correct session is selected before confirming.

  1. Go to Training Sessions > Individual sessions.

  2. Open the add menu.

  3. Click Add individual session.

The individual-session dialog opens.

  1. Enter a Title, or leave it blank to use the generated title.

  2. If required, select Add to existing phase.

  3. Select one or more required Players.

  4. Set the required Date & time.

  5. Select a Location if required.

  6. Select one or more Training focus labels.

  7. Select a Session type.

  8. Select an Intensity.

  9. Click Save.

Player selection is required even if the field takes a moment to appear when the dialog first opens.

  1. Open Training Sessions > Individual sessions.

  2. Open the required session.

  3. Click Edit to update its details, or open the additional-actions menu to delete it.

  4. Save changes or confirm deletion as appropriate.

Individual-session planning, notes, performance, PDF, and video workflows otherwise follow the same pattern as team sessions.

  1. Go to Training Sessions > Team sessions.

  2. Select the checkbox on each required session card.

  3. Review the number of selected sessions.

  4. Choose Delete, or click Clear to cancel the selection.

  1. Open the Location field in the session form.

  2. Click Add new.

  3. Enter the location name.

  4. Select or confirm the new location.

  5. Finish the session form and click Save.

Training phases & camps

  1. Go to Training Sessions > Team sessions.

  2. Click Add training phase.

  3. Select a Color.

  4. Enter the required Title.

  5. Select the required Teams.

  6. Set the required Phase duration date range.

  7. Continue to the schedule step.

  8. Leave Recurring sessions turned off.

  9. Click Add training day for each session.

  10. For every row, set the required Date and, when needed:

    • Location;

    • Intensity; and

    • Training focus.

  11. Click Save & close.

  1. tart a new training phase and complete its title, team, color, and date range.

  2. Continue to the schedule step.

  3. Turn on Recurring sessions.

  4. Click Add weekday.

  5. Select the Weekday.

  6. Enter the required Start time and End time.

  7. Add more weekdays if required.

  8. Click Save & close.

Recurring entries generate empty sessions across the selected phase date range.

  1. Start a non-recurring training phase.

  2. Continue to the schedule step.

  3. Click Import from CSV.

  4. Choose the source file.

  5. Follow the displayed mapping and result steps.

  6. Review the imported session rows.

  7. Click Save & close.

  1. Go to Training Sessions > Team sessions.

  2. Open the menu beside Add training phase.

  3. Click Add training camp.

  4. Select a Color.

  5. Enter the required Title.

  6. Select the required Teams.

  7. Set the required camp date range under Phase duration.

  8. Continue to the schedule step.

  9. Click Add event.

  10. Set the required Date & time.

  11. Select the required Event type:

    • Activity;

    • Coaches meeting;

    • Match;

    • Member Meeting;

    • Player Meeting;

    • Team Building;

    • Team meeting;

    • Training;

    • Other.

  12. Enter an Event title and Location if required.

  13. Add more events as needed.

  14. Click Save & close.

Use the trash icon on an event row to remove that row before saving.

  1. Start a training camp and continue to the schedule step.

  2. Click Import from CSV.

  3. If required, click Download sample CSV to obtain a template.

  4. Prepare a CSV or TSV file with a required Date column and any of these optional columns:

    • Start time;

    • End time;

    • Location;

    • Event type;

    • Title.

  5. Set the Default start time and Default duration for rows that omit those values.

  6. Select the file, or drag it into the upload area.

  7. Complete the three displayed stages:

    • Upload CSV;

    • Map CSV;

    • Result.

  8. Review the imported events.

  9. Save the camp.

Attendance, ratings, notes & videos

  1. Open a training session.

  2. In Participants, click Manage attendance.

  3. For each player, select:

    • Attending;

    • Questionable; or

    • Absent.

  4. If the player is absent, optionally select a reason:

    • Unavailable;

    • Illness;

    • Injured;

    • Rehab;

    • Selection team;

    • Other team;

    • Individual training;

    • Unexcused.

  5. Enter an optional comment.

  6. Click Save.

Changes made by a coach in this dialog override attendance submitted through the app or an email attendance check.

  1. In Manage attendance, make the required changes.

  2. Before saving, click Reset.

The form returns to the values that were present when the dialog opened.

  1. Open the session.

  2. Click Manage attendance.

  3. Click Add other players.

  4. Search for or select players from the club.

  5. Click Add.

  6. Set their attendance if required.

  7. Click Save.

  1. Open the session.

  2. Open the additional-actions menu.

  3. Click Send attendance check.

  4. Review the confirmation message.

  5. Click Send emails.

This sends an attendance-check email to all participants. Confirm the participant list before sending.

  1. Open the session.

  2. In Notes, click Manage notes.

  3. Enter information under Before session.

  4. Enter observations under After session.

  5. Click Save.

The saved notes appear in the session overview and can be included in the session PDF.

  1. Mark at least one player as Attending and save attendance.

  2. Return to the session overview.

  3. In Performance rating, open the rating action.

  4. Select one to five stars for each attending player.

  5. Enter an optional comment.

  6. Click Save.

Only players marked as attending appear in the performance-rating dialog.

  1. Open the session.

  2. In Videos, click Add video link.

  3. Enter a Title.

  4. Paste the required YouTube, Vimeo, or other supported external URL.

  5. Save the video link.

  1. Open the session.

  2. In Videos, click Upload video.

  3. Stay on the Upload file tab.

  4. Select the video file and complete the upload workflow.

  1. Open the session.

  2. Click Upload video.

  3. Open the Uploaded videos tab.

  4. Find the required video.

  5. Click Use this video.

Building a session plan

  1. Open a training session.

  2. In Session plan, click Edit session plan.

The planner shows the planned minutes compared with the scheduled session duration.

Starting point: Drills Library

  1. Go to Drills > Library

  2. Open the ⋮ -menu in the card of the respective exercise.

  3. Select + Add to session.

The training session panel opens on the right side of the screen

  1. In the panel, select the correct training session by clicking on the list item

  2. In the timeline of the session, you can add the exercise in the corresponding position using the +add here button.

  3. Click on Save and close the panel by clicking on “” in the top right-hand corner of the panel.

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Starting point: Session Plan

  1. Go to Training sessions > Team training or Individual training.

  2. Open the corresponding training session by clicking on it

  3. In the “Session plan” card, click on Edit session plan.

The detail view of the session plan opens

  1. Click on + Add drill

The drill panel opens on the right side of your screen.

  1. In the panel, search and filter for the corresponding exercise. Click on the exercise or the + button in the exercise card to select the drill for your session.

  2. In the timeline of the session, use the +add here button to add the exercise in the appropriate place.

  3. Click on Save and close the panel by clicking on “” in the top right-hand corner of the panel.

  1. Open the session planner.

  2. Open the additional-actions menu.

  3. Click Add tactic.

  4. Search or filter for the required tactic.

  5. Click the plus icon on its card.

  6. Click + Add here at the required position.

  7. Set its duration if required.

  8. Click Save.

  1. Open the session planner.

  2. Open the additional-actions menu.

  3. Click Add placeholder.

  4. Choose:

    • Water break;

    • Warm up;

    • Stretching;

    • Conditioning;

    • Team meeting;

    • Strategy review;

    • Walk through;

    • Analysis;

    • Assessment; or

    • Cool down.

  5. Click the plus icon for the placeholder.

  6. Click + Add here at the required position.

  7. Set its duration if required.

  8. Click Save.

  1. Open the session planner.

  2. Click Add drill.

  3. Click New drill.

  4. Complete and save the drill.

  5. Add it to the session plan.

  1. Open the session planner.

  2. Find the drill, tactic, or placeholder.

  3. Click Decrease or Increase, or enter the minutes directly in the number field.

  4. Review the planned-time total at the top of the page.

  5. Click Save.

  1. Open the session planner.

  2. Drag the Reorder drill handle on an item.

  3. Drop it at the required position.

  4. Repeat as needed.

  5. Click Save.

  1. Open the session planner.

  2. On the required drill, click Drill notes.

  3. Enter the comment.

  4. Click Save in the note editor.

  5. Save the session plan.

  1. Open the session planner.

  2. Click Quick view on a drill.

  3. Review the drill image and details.

  4. Click Navigate to drill to open the complete drill record if needed.

  1. Open the session planner.

  2. Open the required item’s Actions menu.

  3. Click Duplicate.

  4. Reorder or adjust the duplicate if required.

  5. Click Save.

  1. Open the session planner.

  2. Open the required item’s Actions menu.

  3. Click Remove.

  4. Click Save.

  1. Open the session planner.

  2. Open the additional-actions menu.

  3. Click Remove all drills.

  4. Confirm the action if prompted.

  5. Click Save.

This action removes drills, tactics, and placeholders from the plan. Check the full plan before proceeding.

  1. While editing the session plan, click the undo button at the top of the planner.

  2. Check that the expected state has been restored.

  3. Click Save when the plan is complete.

  1. Open a session whose plan is empty.

  2. In Session plan, click Import template.

The “Import session plan” dialog opens.

  1. Select a source tab:

    • Team sessions;

    • Individual sessions; or

    • Session templates.

  2. Search for the source, or use the available team, focus, date, or other filters.

  3. Click Preview session plan if required.

  4. Select the required source.

  5. Import the plan.

Plans can be imported only when the destination session plan has no drills yet. Remove all existing items first if the button reports that importing is disabled.

  1. Open a session or its card menu.

  2. Click Create PDF.

  3. Select a Page size:

  4. Select Portrait or Landscape orientation.

  5. Set the font size.

  6. Position the club logo at the Top, Bottom, or select None.

  7. Choose the sections to include:

    • Participation list;

    • Notes;

    • Session plan;

    • Performance rating.

  8. Configure section-specific options where required:

    • compact participants;

    • session-plan image size;

    • start the session plan on a new page;

    • use one page per drill;

    • start performance ratings on a new page.

  9. Click Download.

Session templates

  1. Go to Training Sessions > Session templates.

  2. Click Add template.

  3. Enter the required Title.

  4. Enter the required Duration in minutes.

  5. Select a Training focus if required.

  6. Select an Intensity.

  7. Click Save.

  8. Add plan items to the template as required.

  1. Open a team or individual session.

  2. Open the additional-actions menu.

  3. Click Save session as template.

  4. Enter the required template Title.

  5. Review or change the Duration.

  6. Select a Training focus if required.

  7. Select an Intensity.

  8. Save the template.

The session-plan items are copied into the new template.

  1. Go to Training Sessions > Session templates.

  2. Open the template card menu.

  3. Click Edit.

  4. Update the available title, duration, or intensity fields.

  5. Click Save.

  1. Open a team or individual session whose plan is empty.

  2. Click Import template in Session plan.

  3. Open the Session templates tab.

  4. Search or filter by focus if required.

  5. Preview the template.

  6. Select it and import the plan.

  1. Go to Training Sessions > Session templates.

  2. Open the template card menu.

  3. Click Delete.

  4. Confirm the deletion.


Use Gamedays to schedule matches, manage opponents and competitions, prepare attendance and lineups, add tactics and warm-ups, record match events and results, assess players, and attach reports or videos.

Gamedays has two main areas:

  • Overview for competitions and matches; and

  • Opponents for opponent profiles, scouting notes, and opponent videos.

Each match has three workspaces:

  • Preparation;

  • Post-game analysis; and

  • Videos.

Finding matches

  1. In the sidebar, open Gamedays.

  2. Click Overview.

The page separates Competitions from individual Matches.

  1. Go to Gamedays > Overview.

  2. Open Teams and select one or more teams.

  3. Open Match type and select one or more types:

    • Cup;

    • Exhibition;

    • League;

    • Regelation; or

    • Tournament.

  4. Open the date filter and select:

    • All games;

    • All past games;

    • Today ± 7 days;

    • Next 7 days;

    • Next 14 days;

    • Next 30 days; or

    • All future games.

Selected filters can be combined.

  1. Go to Gamedays > Overview.

  2. Open Sort.

  3. Select:

    • Date (Oldest); or

    • Date (Newest).

  1. Go to Gamedays > Overview.

  2. Find the required match.

  3. Click the match card.

The match header shows the date, kickoff time, home/away teams, and current score or status.

Managing matches & competitions

  1. Go to Gamedays > Overview.

  2. Click Add game.

The “Gameday” dialog opens.

  1. Select whether the match is:

    • Home;

    • Away; or

    • Neutral.

  2. Select the required Your team.

  3. Select the required Opponent.

  4. Select a Competition if the match belongs to one.

  5. Select a Match type.

  6. Set the required Date, kickoff and end time.

  7. Set the Meetup time if required.

  8. Select a Venue if required.

  9. Set the number of Periods.

  10. Set Minutes per period.

  11. If the competition rules require it, turn on:

    • Enable extra time after draw in regulation; and/or

    • Enable penalty shootout after draw.

  12. If extra time is enabled, set its number of periods and minutes per period.

  13. Click Save.

  1. Open the Opponent selector in the Gameday form.

  2. Click Add new.

  3. Enter the opponent name.

  4. Click Save.

The new opponent is selected automatically and becomes available under Gamedays > Opponents.

  1. Select Your team in the Gameday form.

  2. Open Competition.

  3. Click Add new.

  4. Enter the competition name.

  5. Save it and finish the match form.

For competitions with several matchdays, use the complete competition wizard described below.

  1. Open Venue.

  2. Click Add new.

  3. Enter the venue name.

  4. Save or select the new venue.

  5. Complete and save the match.

  1. Open the match.

  2. Click Edit details.

  3. Change the home/away/neutral state, teams, opponent, competition, match type, schedule, meetup time, or duration settings.

  4. Click Save.

In the audited version, Venue was available during creation but missing from Edit details. Until that is fixed, venue changes may need to be made through another event surface.

  1. Open the match.

  2. Open the additional-actions menu.

  3. Click Delete match.

  4. Read the deletion warning.

  5. Click Delete.

Deleting a match permanently removes its statistics, attendance, and performance ratings and cannot be undone.

  1. Go to Gamedays > Overview.

  2. Open the menu beside Add game.

  3. Click Add competition.

The “Create competition” wizard opens.

  1. Select Your team.

  2. Select a Color.

  3. Enter the required Title.

  4. Configure the competition’s match duration:

    • periods;

    • minutes per period;

    • extra-time rules; and

    • penalty-shootout rule.

  5. Click Continue.

  6. Complete Gameday #1:

    • Home, Away, or Neutral;

    • Opponent;

    • Match type;

    • Venue;

    • required date, kickoff, and end time.

  7. Click Add game day for additional matches.

  8. Click Save.

The competition appears above the match list. Its detail view shows the team, number of matches, record, and assigned matches.

  1. Start or edit a competition.

  2. Open the matchday step.

  3. Click Import from CSV.

  4. If needed, click Download sample CSV.

  5. Prepare a CSV or TSV file with required Date and optional:

    • Opponent;

    • Home/Away/Neutral;

    • Start time;

    • End time;

    • Location;

    • Match type.

  6. Set the Default start time.

  7. Set the Default duration.

  8. Select a Default match type if required.

  9. Select or drag in the source file.

  10. Complete:

    • Upload CSV;

    • Map CSV;

    • Result.

  11. Review the imported matchdays.

  12. Save the competition.

  1. Go to Gamedays > Overview.

  2. Click the competition card.

The overview is filtered to that competition and shows its team, match count, win-draw-loss record, and matches.

  1. Click Close to return to the complete overview.

  1. Open the competition.

  2. Click Edit.

  3. Update its team, color, title, duration, extra-time, or shootout settings.

  4. Click Continue to update the matchdays.

  5. Save the changes.

  1. Open the competition.

  2. Click Edit.

  3. Click Delete.

  4. Leave Also delete all matches of this competition unchecked.

  5. Click Delete.

The competition relationship is removed, but its matches remain in the calendar and Gameday overview.

  1. Open the competition’s deletion dialog.

  2. Check Also delete all matches of this competition.

  3. Verify the competition and match scope.

  4. Click Delete.

This permanently removes the selected matches and their related data. Use this option only when the match records are no longer required.

Attendance, Notes & Starting Line-Up

  1. Open the match.

  2. Stay on Preparation.

  3. In Participants, click Manage attendance.

  4. For each player, select:

    • Attending;

    • Questionable; or

    • Absent.

  5. For an absent player, optionally select a reason:

    • Unavailable;

    • Illness;

    • Injured;

    • Rehab;

    • Selection team;

    • Other team;

    • Individual training; or

    • Unexcused.

  6. Enter an optional comment.

  7. Click Save.

Coach changes override attendance submitted by players through the app or an email attendance check.

  1. Make changes in Manage attendance.

  2. Before saving, click Reset.

The dialog returns to the values present when it was opened.

  1. Open the match.

  2. Open the additional-actions menu.

  3. Click Send attendance check.

  4. Review the confirmation.

  5. Click Send emails.

This sends an attendance-check email to every match participant. Confirm the participant list before sending.

  1. Open the match.

  2. Stay on Preparation.

  3. In Notes, click Manage notes.

  4. Enter the Before match note.

  5. Click Save.

The note appears in the preparation workspace and can be included in the match PDF.

  1. Open the match.

  2. Stay on Preparation.

  3. In Starting lineup, click Edit lineup.

The “Edit starting lineup” dialog opens.

  1. Select one or more players under Available players.

  2. Click the plus control under Starting lineup to move them into the starting lineup.

  3. Select other available players.

  4. Click the plus control under Bench players to move them to the bench.

  5. Enter optional Lineup notes.

  6. Click Save.

Player cards show their position and attendance state.

  1. Open Edit lineup.

  2. Select the player in the current group.

  3. Use the plus control under the destination group.

  4. Click Save.

  1. Open Edit lineup.

  2. Select individual players and move them back to Available players, or click Remove all for the group.

  3. Click Save.

  1. Open Edit lineup.

  2. Under Available players, click Select all.

  3. Move the selected players to the starting lineup or bench.

  4. Click Save.

Match tactics & warm-ups

  1. Open the match.

  2. Stay on Preparation.

  3. In Tactics, click Edit match tactics.

  4. Search for a tactic or filter by Categories.

  5. Click the tactic card to select it.

  6. Add more tactics if required.

  7. Use Show only selected to review the selection.

  8. Click Save.

  1. Open Edit match tactics.

  2. Click Create tactic.

  3. Complete and save the tactic.

  4. Select it for the match.

  5. Click Save.

  1. Open Edit match tactics.

  2. Click a selected tactic card to deselect it.

  3. Use Show only selected to confirm the remaining tactics.

  4. Click Save.

  1. Open the match preparation workspace.

  2. On the required tactic, click Quick view.

  3. Review the tactic details.

  1. Open the match.

  2. Stay on Preparation.

  3. In Warmup, select the Pregame tab.

  4. Click Edit warmup.

  5. Set the total warm-up Duration if required.

  6. Click Add drill to open the drill library.

  7. Search for or filter the required drill.

  8. Click the plus icon on the drill card.

  9. Click + Add here at the required position in the plan.

  10. Adjust the drill duration with Decrease, direct numeric entry, or Increase.

  11. Add more drills as required.

  12. Click Save.

  1. Open the warm-up planner.

  2. Click Drill notes on the required drill.

  3. Enter the comment.

  4. Save the note.

  5. Save the warm-up plan.

  1. Open the warm-up planner.

  2. Drag the Reorder drill handle.

  3. Drop the drill at the required position.

  4. Click Save.

  1. Open the warm-up planner or preparation overview.

  2. Click Quick view on the drill.

  3. Review its details.

  1. Open the warm-up planner.

  2. Open the drill’s Actions menu.

  3. Select Duplicate or Remove.

  4. Click Save.

  1. Open the match.

  2. In Warmup, select After halftime break.

  3. Click Edit halftime warmup.

  4. Set the total duration if required.

  5. Add, order, and configure drills in the same way as the pregame warm-up.

  6. Click Save.

Recording match data

  1. Open the match.

  2. Click Post-game analysis.

  3. In Match summary, click Quick-add score.

  4. Turn on Only enter final score.

  5. Enter the home-team and away-team totals.

  6. Click Save.

Important: Use this option only when you do not need a period-by-period breakdown or detailed goal events.

  1. Open Quick-add score.

  2. Leave Only enter final score turned off.

  3. Enter each team’s score for every regular period.

  4. If applicable, turn on:

    • Game went into extra time; and/or

    • Game went into penalty shootout.

  5. Complete the additional score fields.

  6. Click Save.

The period count follows the duration configured in the match details. Important: Use this option only when you do not need a detailed breakdown of all match events

  1. Open Post-game analysis.

  2. In Match summary, click Adjust playtime.

  3. Review the disabled regular-time value for each period.

  4. Enter Stoppage time for each period.

  5. Review:

    • Total regular time;

    • Total stoppage time; and

    • Total match time.

  6. Click Save.

To change regular period length, click Edit Gameday or edit the match details.

  1. Open Adjust playtime.

  2. Turn on Match went into extra time.

  3. Review the extra-time periods inherited from the match settings.

  4. Add stoppage time for each extra-time period if required.

  5. Review the updated totals.

  6. Click Save.

  1. Open Post-game analysis.

  2. In Match summary, click Add match events.

The table shows the minute, event, team, player, information, and row actions for every recorded event.

*This feature is currently only available for Soccer, Handball and Field Hockey.

  1. Open Add match events.

  2. Click Add match event.

  3. Select the home team or away team.

  4. Select Goal.

  5. Select the Goal scorer when available.

  6. Select a Goal type, for example:

    • left- or right-foot shot;

    • long-distance shot;

    • header;

    • volley;

    • penalty kick;

    • direct or indirect free kick;

    • own goal; or

    • other.

  7. Select the Assist giver and Assist type if applicable.

  8. Select the Period type:

    • Normal;

    • Extra time; or

    • Penalty.

  9. Enter the minute in total match time.

  10. Select the required period.

  11. Click Save.

Recorded goals update the match score automatically.

*This feature is currently only available for Soccer, Handball and Field Hockey.

  1. Open Add match event.

  2. Select the team.

  3. Select Card.

  4. Select the Card receiver.

  5. Select the Card type:

    • Yellow card;

    • Red card; or

    • Yellow-red card.

  6. Select Normal or Extra time.

  7. Enter the minute and period.

  8. Click Save.

*This feature is currently only available for Soccer, Handball and Field Hockey.

  1. Open Add match event.

  2. Select the team.

  3. Select Subs.

  4. Select Player in.

  5. Select Player out.

  6. Select Normal or Extra time.

  7. Enter the minute and period.

  8. Click Save.

*This feature is currently only available for Soccer, Handball and Field Hockey.

  1. Open Add match event.

  2. Select the team.

  3. Select Other.

  4. Select the player if applicable.

  5. Under Type of event, select:

    • Injury; or

    • Missed penalty.

  6. Select the period type.

  7. Enter the minute and period.

  8. Click Save.

  1. Open Add match events.

  2. Find the event in the table.

  3. Click its edit icon.

  4. Update the event data.

  5. Save the event.

  1. Open Add match events.

  2. Find the event.

  3. Click its delete icon.

  4. Confirm the deletion if prompted.

Important: Deleting a scoring event can change the match score.

Performance rating, reports & videos

  1. Set the starting lineup and bench.

  2. Open Post-game analysis.

  3. In Performance, click Edit performance rating.

  4. Select one to five stars for each displayed player.

  5. Enter an optional comment.

  6. Click Save.

These ratings contribute to the team’s average performance in analysis.

  1. Open Post-game analysis.

  2. In Notes, click Manage notes.

  3. Enter the Post match note.

  4. Click Save.

  1. Open Post-game analysis.

  2. In Reports, click Upload reports.

  3. Click Select a file from your device, or use the file-upload area.

  4. Select one or more reports.

  5. Complete the upload.

Reports can include match reports, insights, or analysis files.

  1. Open the match.

  2. Click Videos.

  3. Click Add video link.

  4. Enter a Title.

  5. Paste the required YouTube, Vimeo, or other supported URL.

  6. Click Save.

External videos remain on their original platform and do not consume club upload storage.

  1. Open the match’s Videos workspace.

  2. Click Upload video.

  3. Stay on Upload file.

  4. Click Select video file, or drag the file into the upload area.

  5. Complete the upload.

  1. Open the match’s Videos workspace.

  2. Click Upload video.

  3. Open Uploaded videos.

  4. Search for the required video.

  5. Click Use this video.

  1. Open the match.

  2. Open the additional-actions menu.

  3. Click Create PDF.

  4. Configure Page setup:

  5. Choose the Content Sections:

    • Participation list;

    • Starting lineup;

    • Notes;

    • Tactics;

    • Warmup;

    • Performance rating;

    • Match summary.

  6. Configure available section options:

  7. Click Download.

Manage opponents

  1. In the sidebar, open Gamedays.

  2. Click Opponents.

The table shows:

  • opponent name;

  • default location;

  • match count; and

  • number of players.

  1. Go to Gamedays > Opponents.

  2. Click Add opponent.

  3. Upload a logo if required.

  4. Enter the required Opponent team name.

  5. Click Save.

  1. Go to Gamedays > Opponents.

  2. Open the opponent row menu and click Edit, or open the profile and click Edit.

  3. Replace the logo if required.

  4. Update the required Opponent team name.

  5. Select the Default home location.

  6. Click Save.

  1. Go to Gamedays > Opponents.

  2. Click the opponent name.

The profile shows its match count, player count, and scouting notes.

  1. Open the opponent profile.

  2. Click Create note.

  3. Enter a Title.

  4. Enter the Comment.

  5. Click Save.

  1. Open the opponent profile.

  2. Open the note menu.

  3. Select:

    • View note; or

    • Edit note.

  4. Review or update the note.

  5. Save changes when editing.

  1. Open the opponent profile.

  2. Open the note menu.

  3. Select:

    • Upload video; or

    • Add video link.

  4. Upload, reuse, or link the required video.

  1. Open the opponent profile.

  2. Open the note menu.

  3. Click Delete note.

  4. Confirm the deletion.

  1. Go to Gamedays > Opponents.

  2. Open the opponent row menu.

  3. Click Archive.

  4. Confirm if prompted.

Archive an opponent when it must remain connected to historical matches but should no longer be used for new matches.

  1. Go to Gamedays > Opponents.

  2. Open the opponent row menu.

  3. Click Delete.

  4. Confirm the deletion if it is allowed.

An opponent linked to existing Gamedays cannot be deleted. Archive it instead.


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Performance Stats

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Use Performance stats to review completed training sessions and matches, compare players, inspect attendance and ratings, analyze training content, and export detailed statistical tables.

Performance Stats is calculated from data entered elsewhere in planet.training. For useful results, first record: completed training sessions and matches; player attendance; training and match performance ratings and other performance data.

Future sessions and matches do not appear in the completed-performance dashboards.

Opening Performance Stats

  1. In the sidebar, expand Performance stats.

  2. Click Training analysis.

  3. Select the team below the page heading if required.

The page shows the selected team's completed training data for the active season.

  1. In the sidebar, expand Performance stats.

  2. Click Match analysis.

  3. Select the team below the page heading if required.

The page shows the selected team's completed match data for the active season.

  1. Click the season at the top of the page.

  2. Select another season.

Only data from the selected season is included. If no other season is available, use Season settings to review the configured seasons.

  1. Open Training analysis or Match analysis.

  2. Click the current team name below the page heading.

  3. Select another team.

The full dashboard refreshes for the selected team.

Training analysis

The season overview contains five totals for completed sessions:

  • Training sessions — number of completed sessions;

  • Time trained — combined scheduled duration;

  • Avg. duration — average scheduled session duration;

  • Avg. attendance — average confirmed attendance; and

  • Avg. player rating — average recorded player-performance rating.

Sessions scheduled in the future are not included.

The Team attendance chart plots the selected team's attendance over time using three series:

  • Present;

  • Absent; and

  • Injured.

Select a series in the legend to show or hide it.

To open the detailed view:

  1. Go to Performance stats > Training analysis.

  2. In Attendance stats, locate Team attendance.

  3. Click the arrow on the card.

The detail dialog shows the date, attending count, absent count, and injured count for each session in the selected period. Use Date range to restrict the period.

The Player attendance card ranks players and summarizes their attendance outcomes.

  1. Go to Performance stats > Training analysis.

  2. In Attendance stats, locate Player attendance.

  3. Click the arrow on the card.

  4. Set the required Date range.

The detailed table contains:

  • number; position; player; Attending; Questionable; Unconfirmed; Injured; Illness; Rehab; Individual training; Other team; Selection team; Unavailable; Unexcused; and attendance percentage.

  1. Open the Attendance statistics detail dialog.

  2. Set the required date range.

  3. Choose one of the following:

    • Click Download as PDF to open the PDF layout editor.

    • Open the arrow menu next to Download as PDF and choose Save as CSV.

In the PDF editor, configure:

  • page size: A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, or Letter;

  • orientation: Portrait or Landscape;

  • font size: XSmall, Small, Medium, Large, or XLarge;

  • club-logo position: Top, Bottom, or None; and

  • the table columns to include.

Click Download to generate the PDF.

The Player radar ranks players by their training score and attendance. The best-performing training players appear first.

  1. Go to Performance stats > Training analysis.

  2. In Performance stats, locate Player radar.

  3. Click the arrow on the card.

  4. Set the required date range.

The detail table shows:

  • player rank;

  • player;

  • recorded +1, 0, and -1 performance counts;

  • attendance percentage; and

  • player score.

Use Download as PDF or Save as CSV to export the table.

The Average team performance chart compares:

  • Last 10 sessions; and

  • Season average.

  1. Go to Performance stats > Training analysis.

  2. Locate Average team performance.

  3. Click the arrow to enlarge the chart.

Only sessions with player-performance ratings contribute rating data.

The Session focus chart shows the percentage of completed sessions assigned to each session-focus category.

  1. Go to Performance stats > Training analysis.

  2. In Session content, locate Session focus.

  3. Click the arrow to enlarge the chart.

The Drill focus chart shows the percentage distribution of completed drills across their categories.

The chart requires completed sessions containing drills that have usable focus/category metadata. If no qualifying data is available, the card shows an empty state.

The Top drills card ranks the drills and tactics used most often in completed sessions.

  1. Go to Performance stats > Training analysis.

  2. In Session content, locate Top drills.

  3. Click the arrow on the card.

The detail view shows:

  • rank;

  • drill or tactic name;

  • number of sessions in which it was used; and

  • percentage of completed sessions in the selected period.

Use the link on a row to open the associated drill or tactic.

If no completed session data is available, click Add training session in the relevant empty-state card to begin creating session data.

Compare players

  1. Go to Performance stats > Training analysis.

  2. Click Compare players in the top-right corner.

Two empty player slots are shown by default.

  1. Open the chart selector beside Add players.

  2. Select or clear any of these sections:

    • Player evaluation (radar);

    • Player performance (sessions); and

    • Attendance.

All three sections are selected by default.

  1. Click Select player in the first slot.

  2. Search for a player or browse the players grouped by team.

  3. Select the player.

  4. Repeat the steps for the second slot.

  1. Click Add players to add another empty slot.

  2. Select a player in the new slot.

  3. Repeat once more if required.

Up to four players can be compared at the same time. Add players becomes unavailable when four slots are present.

Use the remove icon on an empty slot to reduce the number of comparison columns.

Each selected player can show:

  • Player info — position and birthday when available;

  • Player performance — recorded session-performance values over time;

  • Player evaluation — a radar based on the evaluation parameters selected in app settings; and

  • Attendance — attendance-status history.

  • Custom testing & evaluation parameters

Match analysis

The season overview contains:

  • Total matches;

  • Total wins;

  • Win percentage;

  • Goals scored; and

  • Avg. player rating.

Only completed matches in the selected season contribute to these totals.

The Goals per min chart groups goals into equal periods, that differ by sport. This chart is currently only available for Soccer, Handball and Field hockey.

The chart separates Your team and Opponents.

To place a goal in the chart, the match event must include a period and a total-match-time minute. Goals recorded only through Quick-add score have no timing information and are excluded from the interval chart. A message above the chart reports how many untimed goals were omitted.

  1. Go to Performance stats > Match analysis.

  2. Locate Goals per min.

  3. Click the arrow to enlarge the chart.

If no timed goal events exist, the card offers Add game day.

The Top Scorer card ranks players using:

  • Scorer points;

  • Goals; and

  • Assists.

To open the detailed table:

  1. Go to Performance stats > Match analysis.

  2. Locate Top Scorer.

  3. Click the arrow on the card.

  4. Set the Date Range.

  5. Optionally select a Match type.

The available match-type filters are Cup, Exhibition, League, Regelation, and Tournament.

Use Download as PDF or Save as CSV to export the table.

The Top Performer card ranks players by their average match rating and displays:

  • rank;

  • player;

  • number of rated games; and

  • average rating.

  1. Go to Performance stats > Match analysis.

  2. Locate Top Performer.

  3. Click the arrow.

  4. Set the date range and, if required, the match type.

Use Download as PDF or Save as CSV to export the table.

The Match Performance chart compares:

  • Last 10 matches; and

  • Season average.

The value is based on all recorded player ratings for the selected team. Click the arrow to enlarge the chart.

The Individual Stats table contains:

  • Player; Games played; Starting Lineup; Bench player; Not in Lineup; Total Minutes Played; Goals; Assists; Cards; and Average Rating.

Hover over an icon-only column header to see its label.

To open and filter the detailed table:

  1. Go to Performance stats > Match analysis.

  2. Locate Individual Stats.

  3. Click the arrow.

  4. Set the Date Range.

  5. Optionally select a Match type.

Use Download as PDF or Save as CSV to export the table.

The PDF editor for Goal stats, Top Performer, and Individual Stats supports the same page settings as the attendance export:

  • page size;

  • orientation;

  • font size;

  • club-logo position; and

  • selectable table columns.

For Individual Stats, the available PDF columns correspond to all ten table columns listed above.


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Load & Wellness Monitoring

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Load Management and Wellness Monitoring help coaching staff track training load, recovery, and player wellbeing over time. The data is collected through questionnaires, such as RPE surveys sent after workouts, which are built using Report Builder templates and standardized monitoring parameters.

As players submit their responses, the results are brought together in Player Monitoring to show longer-term trends in workload, recovery, and wellness. This helps coaches identify changes early, adjust training when needed, and support healthier, more sustainable player development.

Load management

Load Management uses the standardized RPE system parameter from the Report Builder. First, go to Report builder > Parameter catalogue, select Import parameters, and import the RPE parameter from the system library. Then create a Questionnaire report template categorized as Load management and add only the imported RPE parameter.

Next, create an event-based sendout under Questionnaires and connect it to training sessions or game days. RPE questionnaires should normally be sent after the event so each response is linked to the event duration. Players submit their RPE through the app or the questionnaire link received by email.

The platform uses the event duration and submitted RPE to calculate the player’s session load:

sRPE = duration in minutes × RPE

RPE can also be recorded after an assigned S&C workout through Log results, either by the player or a coach. The resulting load data appears under Player monitoring > Load management, where it can be reviewed for the team or an individual player.

The sRPE calculation

For a training session, game day, or assigned S&C workout, the platform calculates session load as:

sRPE (AU) = duration in minutes × RPE

Example verified during the audit:

  • Assigned workout duration: 20 minutes

  • Logged RPE: 6

  • Resulting load: 120 AU

The same rule applies to an event-linked RPE questionnaire. The RPE response must remain connected to its training session or game day so the platform can use that event's duration. A custom RPE-like question or a non-event-based response does not provide that connection.

  1. Go to Player monitoring > Load management.

  2. Select Overview.

  3. Select the team.

  4. Set the required date range.

  5. Review the team cards, load trend, player table, and load questionnaires.

The overview displays the team's average seven-day load, RPE response rate, load trend, player-level average RPE, seven-day load, activity count, and response rate. With sufficient history, it also shows the distribution of players by load status.

  1. Open Player monitoring > Load management.

  2. Select Individual players.

  3. Select a player and date range.

  4. Review availability, seven-day load, weekly change, and RPE response rate.

  5. Scroll through the daily sRPE chart, contribution by event type, average RPE by event type, exposure by event type, questionnaire history, and any custom-question charts.

The standardized RPE system parameter must be imported from the Parameter Library and placed in a Questionnaire template categorized as Load management.

The template should contain only the system RPE parameter.

The platform needs to connect the RPE response to the duration of a specific training session or game day. That connection allows it to calculate the session load.

A one-time RPE questionnaire has no corresponding event duration and therefore cannot provide the same sRPE analysis.

he calculation is:

sRPE = event duration in minutes × RPE

For example, a 60-minute session with an RPE of 6 produces:

60 × 6 = 360 AU

AU means arbitrary units and is the unit used to represent the calculated internal load.

The load calculation uses the duration associated with the connected event or workout. Administrators should therefore ensure the recorded duration accurately represents the player’s actual exposure whenever possible.

Yes. When an S&C workout is assigned to a player, the player or coach can use Log results to enter the RPE after completing it.

The workout duration and RPE then generate the workout’s sRPE value. During testing, a 20-minute workout with RPE 6 correctly produced 120 AU.

Wellness

Wellness monitoring uses eight standardized system parameters. Go to Report builder > Parameter catalogue, select Import parameters, and import Fatigue, Muscle soreness, Sleep quality, Sleep duration, Stress, Mood, Readiness, and Pain / discomfort from the system library.

Create a Questionnaire report template categorized as Wellness & readiness and add all eight imported parameters. You can then create a one-time or recurring sendout under Questionnaires, select the players or staff members who should receive it, and configure the response window and reminders.

Recipients complete the questionnaire through the app or through the email link, which does not require a planet.training account. Submitted responses appear in the Questionnaire sendout dashboard and under Player monitoring > Wellness.

The Wellness dashboard displays the individual system values and combines the seven scored metrics into a total wellness score. Sleep duration is displayed separately in hours and is not included in that total. Repeated questionnaires gradually create team distributions, wellness-driver analyses, response rates, and individual trend charts.

The complete Wellness template should contain:

  • Fatigue

  • Muscle soreness

  • Sleep quality

  • Sleep duration

  • Stress

  • Mood

  • Readiness

  • Pain or discomfort

Import these parameters from the Parameter Library instead of recreating them as custom questions.

The total combines the seven scored system metrics:

  • Fatigue

  • Muscle soreness

  • Sleep quality

  • Stress

  • Mood

  • Readiness

  • Pain or discomfort

Sleep duration is displayed separately in hours and is not added to the total wellness score.

What happens if one wellness answer is missing?
Available values can still be displayed, but the resulting total and comparisons may not represent the complete Wellness questionnaire. Administrators should consider response completeness when interpreting results.

  1. Go to Player monitoring > Wellness.

  2. Select Overview.

  3. Select the team.

  4. Review the summary cards and choose All time, Most recent, or Latest 5 where available.

  5. Review the player table, team wellness drivers, score distribution, questionnaire history, and custom questions.

Custom questionnaire questions do not become part of the standardized wellness total, but they can appear as separate charts.

  1. Open Player monitoring > Wellness.

  2. Select Individual players.

  3. Select a player and date range.

  4. Review current availability, latest wellness score, latest readiness score, and response rate.

  5. Scroll through Total wellness and each metric's latest value, average, and history.

  6. Review the player's Wellness questionnaire list at the bottom.

This card counts players whose latest wellness totals fall within the dashboard’s highest score zone.

The score should be interpreted through its individual components and the configured scale directions. A high total should not automatically be treated as positive or negative without considering how each question is scored.

Team wellness drivers summarize the latest or selected responses for the individual system metrics. They help coaches see which components—such as fatigue, soreness, stress, mood, or readiness—are contributing most strongly to the current team picture.

Yes. Custom questions can appear as separate charts below the standardized analysis.

They do not contribute to the system wellness score and should not be used as replacements for the imported system metrics.

The appropriate frequency depends on the club’s monitoring process. A daily or regular recurring check-in can create meaningful trends, while a one-time questionnaire is useful for individual checks.

The schedule should be frequent enough to support decisions without creating unnecessary response fatigue.


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Injury & Medical

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Use Injury & medical to record player injuries and illnesses, monitor rehabilitation and participation, review team-level medical trends, and keep a medical history for every player.

The same records are available through two entry points:

  • Player Monitoring > Injury & medical provides the team overview and lets you create records for any player; and

  • Team Management > Player > Medical provides the complete medical history of one player.

Changes made in either area are synchronized automatically.

Injury & Medical Dashboard

  1. In the sidebar, expand Player monitoring.

  2. Click Injury & medical.

The dashboard opens for the currently selected team.

  1. Go to Player Monitoring > Injury & medical.

  2. Click the team name below the page heading.

  3. Select another team.

The dashboard updates to show only the selected team’s players and medical data.

The top of the dashboard shows:

  • Healthy players;

  • Injured players;

  • Ill players; and

  • Total days unavailable.

The counts update when injuries and illnesses are created, resolved, or assigned a new medical status.

The Players requiring attention table shows active cases with:

  • player; issue; days since onset; current status; treatment stage; participation level; and expected return to play.

To filter the table, select one of these tabs:

  • All; Acute; Healing; Recovered; or Chronic.

Click a player row to open the complete injury or illness details.

Below the attention table, the dashboard shows:

  • Burden by injury/illness type, ranked by unavailable days;

  • Injuries this season and affected-player count;

  • Illnesses this season and affected-player count;

  • Resolved cases and total cases;

  • Average days lost per case;

  • Injuries by mechanism;

  • Injuries by context; and

  • Injuries by body area.

The final table lists any Health & injury follow-up questionnaires connected to this area. Questionnaire creation and response collection are managed separately and are not covered in this section.

Recording & managing injuries / illnesses

  1. Go to Player Monitoring > Injury & medical.

  2. Select the required team.

  3. Click Add injury.

The “Add injury report” dialog opens.

  1. Select the Player.

  2. Select the required Injury type.

  3. Select a Severity if required.

  4. Select the Affected body part.

  5. Select the Side of body if relevant.

  6. Select the Injury mechanism if known.

  7. Select the Injury context if known.

  8. Set the Start date.

  9. Set an End date if the injury has already ended. Leave it empty for an ongoing injury.

  10. Enter a Diagnosis / Injury description if required.

  11. Click Add injury.

The player’s availability changes to Injured, and the new record appears in the team dashboard and the player’s Medical tab.

  1. Go to Player Monitoring > Injury & medical.

  2. Select the required team.

  3. Open the arrow menu next to Add injury.

  4. Click Add illness.

The “Add illness report” dialog opens.

  1. Select the Player.

  2. Select the Affected body system.

  3. Select the Illness type.

  4. Select a Severity if required.

  5. Turn on Illness is contagious if applicable.

  6. Set the Start date.

  7. Set an End date if the illness has already ended. Leave it empty for an ongoing illness.

  8. Enter a Diagnosis / Illness description if required.

  9. Click Add illness.

The player’s availability changes to Illness, and the new record appears in the team dashboard and the player’s Medical tab.

The Illness type selector remains disabled until an affected body system has been selected.

  1. Go to Player Monitoring > Injury & medical.

  2. Find the player in Players requiring attention.

  3. Click the player row.

The detail dialog shows:

  • the initial diagnosis;

  • dates and duration;

  • severity and classification;

  • current medical status;

  • current treatment stage;

  • participation level;

  • expected return date; and

  • the complete treatment history.

  1. Open the record details.

  2. Click Edit injury report or Edit illness report.

  3. Adjust the classification, severity, affected area or system, dates, or diagnosis.

  4. Click Update.

The player cannot be changed after the record has been created.

  1. Open the record details.

  2. Click Edit injury report or Edit illness report.

  3. Click Delete.

  4. Read the confirmation carefully.

  5. Confirm the deletion only if the complete medical record should be permanently removed.

Deleting the report also removes its medical history and affects team and player statistics.

  1. Open the injury or illness details.

  2. Click Add status & treatment info.

The medical-progress dialog opens.

  1. Select the current Status.

  2. Select the Treatment stage if applicable.

  3. Set the Update date.

  4. Set an Expected end date if known.

  5. Enter optional Medical notes.

  6. Set an Expected return date if known.

  7. Select the current Participation level.

  8. Click Add status.

The most recent update determines the current status, treatment stage, and participation level displayed in the team dashboard and player profile.

  1. Open the record details.

  2. Find the relevant Status & Treatment Update.

  3. Open its menu.

  4. Click Edit treatment stage.

  5. Adjust the status, treatment stage, dates, notes, or participation level.

  6. Click Update.

Editing an update changes the current medical state when that update is the newest entry.

  1. Open the record details.

  2. Find the relevant Status & Treatment Update.

  3. Open its menu.

  4. Click Delete treatment stage.

  5. Confirm the deletion.

The previous update becomes the current medical state if the latest update is deleted.

  1. Open the injury or illness details.

  2. Click Edit injury report or Edit illness report.

  3. Add the actual End date.

  4. Click Update.

  5. Click Add status & treatment info.

  6. Set Status to Recovered.

  7. Select the final treatment stage and participation level.

  8. Add the recovery note if required.

  9. Click Add status.

The record is included in the resolved-case statistics and the player’s resolved medical history.

Manage injuries / illnesses in player profile

  1. Go to Team management.

  2. Open the team’s Players list.

  3. Click the required player.

  4. Click Medical.

The player Medical tab shows:

  • the current medical status and start date;

  • injury and illness totals;

  • active and resolved counts;

  • total days injured or ill;

  • the most common medical issue;

  • ongoing injury and illness cards; and

  • a table of resolved injuries and illnesses.

  1. Open the player’s Medical tab.

  2. Click Add injury.

  3. Complete the injury fields.

  4. Click Add injury.

The player is already selected and cannot be changed in this form. The record is added to the central Player Monitoring > Injury & medical dashboard automatically.

  1. Open the player’s Medical tab.

  2. Click Add illness.

  3. Complete the illness fields.

  4. Click Add illness.

The player is already selected and cannot be changed in this form. The record is added to the central team dashboard automatically.

  1. Open the player’s Medical tab.

  2. Find the required card under Ongoing injuries & illnesses.

  3. Open the menu.

  4. Select one of the available actions:

    • View injury details or View illness details;

    • Edit injury report or Edit illness report;

    • Edit current treatment stage; or

    • Add new injury status or Add new illness status.

You can also click Add status & treatment info directly in the card.

An ongoing record shows the current stage as a five-step progression:

  1. Assessment

  2. Treatment

  3. Rehabilitation

  4. Return to play

  5. Maintenance

The indicator updates when the current treatment stage changes.

  1. Open the player’s Medical tab.

  2. Scroll to Resolved injuries & illnesses.

  3. Find the required row.

  4. Click the arrow at the end of the row.

The detail view shows the full report and treatment history. Use Back to injury dashboard to return to the Medical tab.

An active injury or illness automatically changes the player’s displayed availability:

  • an active injury displays Injured; and

  • an active illness displays Illness.

This status is visible in:

  • the team player list;

  • the player dashboard; and

  • the player Medical tab.

The current medical progress also shows the participation restriction, such as No training or Individual training.


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Questionnaires

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Questionnaires allow you to collect structured feedback from players and staff, such as wellbeing, training load, or self-assessments. They are built using Report Builder templates: create your questions in the Parameter Catalogue, combine them into a template, and then use that template to send questionnaires to selected users on a one-time, recurring, or event-based schedule.

Responses can be reviewed directly in Questionnaires and in the individual user profiles. Results from supported wellbeing and load-management questionnaires are also integrated into Player Monitoring for further analysis.

Questionnaires – General info

Questionnaires use content created in the Report Builder:

  1. Create or import questions in Report builder > Parameter catalogue.

  2. Combine the questions in a Questionnaire report template.

  3. Open Questionnaires and create a sendout using that template.

  4. Select the schedule and audience.

  5. Monitor deliveries, responses, and results.

The Parameter Catalogue defines what is asked, the report template defines the questionnaire structure, and the sendout defines when and to whom it is sent.

The parameter name is the short label used in tables, charts, and result overviews. The question text is the full question shown to the recipient.

For example:

  • Parameter name: Fatigue

  • Question text: How fatigued do you currently feel?

Keep parameter names short and use the question text to provide complete instructions.

Use imported system parameters whenever results should appear in the standardized Load Management or Wellness analyses.

Custom questions can be included in questionnaires and displayed in separate charts, but they do not replace the system parameters or activate calculations such as sRPE and the total wellness score.

Questionnaires can be sent to players and staff members. Staff questionnaires can be used for coach self-evaluations, reflections, feedback, or goal setting.

Recipients must have a valid delivery destination if the questionnaire is being sent by email.

No. Email recipients can open the questionnaire link and submit their answers without registering or logging in.

Registered users can also access assigned questionnaires from within the app.

Create a questionnaire (Before sendout)

  1. Go to Report builder > Parameter catalogue.

  2. Open an existing parameter group or click Add parameter group.

  3. Click Add parameter and select Add custom parameter.

  4. Enter the parameter name and optional description.

  5. Select Questionnaire question as the parameter type.

  6. Enter the question shown to recipients.

  7. Select the answer type and configure its settings.

  8. Click Add.

Keep the parameter Name short. This name is used in tables, overviews, and analytical displays. The separate Question text is the full question recipients actually see when completing the questionnaire.

For Load management and Wellness questionnaires, prefer the standardized system parameters instead of recreating equivalent custom questions.

  1. Go to Report builder > Parameter catalogue.

  2. Click Import parameters.

  3. Open the relevant Load Monitoring / Wellness system group.

  4. Import the required parameters.

  5. Add the imported parameters to the appropriate Questionnaire report template.

Nine standardized parameters are currently available:

  • Load management:

    • RPE / perceived exertion

  • Wellness:

    • Fatigue

    • Muscle soreness

    • Sleep quality

    • Sleep duration

    • Stress

    • Mood

    • Readiness

    • Pain or discomfort

These parameters have system-defined identities so planet.training can perform additional calculations and analyses. For example, the Load management area can calculate and break down session RPE from the standardized RPE response. A visually similar custom parameter does not provide the same system-level analysis.

  1. Go to Report builder > Report templates.

  2. Click Add report template.

  3. Enter a template name and optional description.

  4. Select Questionnaire as the feature.

  5. Select one questionnaire type:

    • Wellness & readiness;

    • Load management;

    • Health & injury follow-up;

    • Self-evaluation & reflection; or

    • General.

  6. Click Add.

  7. Open the new template.

  8. Add the required questionnaire questions from the parameter catalogue.

  9. Arrange the groups and questions in the required order.

  10. Click Save.

Only active templates configured for Questionnaire appear in the sendout wizard.

Send a questionnaire

  1. Go to Questionnaires in the main sidebar.

  2. Click Create sendout.

Step 1: Template

  1. Search by template name if needed.

  2. Open Questionnaire type to filter the list.

  3. Select the required template card.

  4. Optionally click Preview template to review its questions.

  5. Click Next.

The read-only preview shows the questionnaire exactly as a question form, but all answer controls are disabled and responses cannot be submitted.

Step 2: Timing and schedule

Select one timing model:

  • One-time — sends once, immediately or at a scheduled date and time.

  • Recurring — repeats automatically from a selected first-send date.

  • Event-based — sends automatically before or after selected event types.

Then set the response window, reminder timing, and whether late responses remain allowed.

Step 3: Audience

  1. Open Players and select one or more players. Players are grouped by team, and each team group has a Select all action.

  2. If relevant, open Staff and select one or more staff members.

  3. Review the recipient summary grouped by team.

  4. If required, enable Send only to currently available members.

  5. Click Next.

Step 4: Summary

Review:

  • template and questionnaire type;

  • question and section counts;

  • timing model;

  • send date or recurrence/event trigger;

  • response window and reminder;

  • late-response setting;

  • selected teams; and

  • recipient count and audience type.

Use Edit Template, Edit Timing & schedule, or Edit Audience to return directly to a section. When everything is correct, click Create sendout.

For one time sendouts, you have two options:

a.) Send immediately

  1. In Timing & schedule, select One-time.

  2. Under When to send, select Send now.

  3. Set the response window and reminder.

  4. Continue through Audience and Summary.

  5. Click Create sendout.

Important: Creating a sendout with Send now may notify eligible recipients immediately. Confirm the audience before creation.

b.) Schedule for later

  1. In Timing & schedule, select One-time.

  2. Under When to send, select Schedule for later.

  3. Enter the send date and time.

  4. Set the response window and reminder.

  5. Continue through Audience and Summary.

  6. Click Create sendout.

  1. In Timing & schedule, select Recurring.

  2. Select a frequency:

    • Daily;

    • Weekly;

    • Every two weeks;

    • Monthly;

    • Quarterly;

    • Every six months; or

    • Yearly.

  3. Enter the first send date and time.

  4. Set the response window and reminder.

  5. Continue through Audience and Summary.

  6. Click Create sendout.

The sendout repeats at the selected frequency starting from the first-send date. Pause the sendout when new questionnaire deliveries should temporarily stop.

  1. In Timing & schedule, select Event-based.

  2. Select the event type:

    • Training sessions;

    • Game days; or

    • S&C workouts.

  3. Select Before event or After event.

  4. Select the offset. Available offsets observed were:

    • 0 minutes;

    • 30 minutes;

    • 1, 2, 4, or 12 hours;

    • 1, 2, or 3 days; or

    • 1 week.

  5. Set the response window and reminder.

  6. Continue through Audience and Summary.

  7. Click Create sendout.

Event-based sendouts are tied to matching events for the selected audience/team context. Check the selected teams and recipients carefully before activation.

Load-management questionnaires should normally use Event-based scheduling connected to training sessions and game days. This ensures that RPE and related load responses are collected in the correct event context and can feed the downstream session-RPE analysis.

Questionnaires can be assigned to:

  • players; and

  • staff members.

Staff questionnaires support workflows such as coach self-evaluation, reflection, and goal setting. The Audience step can combine player and staff recipients where the questionnaire use case requires both.

Questionnaires reach recipients through two channels:

  1. Email — the recipient receives a direct link to the questionnaire. The link can be opened and completed without logging in and without registering for a planet.training account.

  2. In the app — registered users can access their assigned questionnaire directly in planet.training.

For email delivery, the player or staff record must have a usable email destination. Account registration is not required, but a record without a deliverable email address cannot receive the email link.

  1. Open the questionnaire email.

  2. Click the questionnaire link.

  3. Complete each displayed question.

  4. Submit the responses within the configured response window.

No login is required for this route.

  1. Open planet.training.

  2. Open the assigned questionnaire.

  3. Complete each question.

  4. Submit the responses within the configured response window.

In the sendout settings you can also limit the response window, and determine automatic reminders to be send out to recipients:

Response-window options:

  • No deadline;

  • 1 hour;

  • 4 hours;

  • 12 hours;

  • 24 hours;

  • 48 hours;

  • 3 days;

  • 7 days; or

  • 14 days.

Enable Allow responses after the deadline when late submissions should remain possible.

Reminder options:

  • No reminder;

  • 1 hour before deadline;

  • 4 hours before deadline;

  • 12 hours before deadline;

  • 24 hours before deadline; or

  • 1 day after sendout.

Manage questionnaire sendouts

a.) Search

  1. Go to Questionnaires.

  2. Enter part of the template/sendout name in Search.

  3. Wait briefly for the results to update.

  4. Clear the search field to restore the full list.

b.) Filter by team

  1. Click Teams.

  2. Select one or more teams.

  3. Deselect them to remove the filter.

c.) Filter by questionnaire type

  1. Click Questionnaire type.

  2. Select one or more types:

    • Wellness & readiness;

    • Load management;

    • Health & injury follow-up;

    • Self-evaluation & reflection; or

    • General.

d.) Filter by schedule

  1. Click Schedule.

  2. Select one or more periods:

    • This week;

    • Last week;

    • Next week;

    • This month; or

    • Last month.

e.) Filter by status

  1. Click Status.

  2. Select one or more statuses:

    • Active;

    • Paused;

    • Completed; or

    • Archived.

  1. Open the sendout by clicking its title in the dashboard table.

  2. Review the headline metrics:

    • Response rate;

    • Responded count;

    • Total deliveries; and

    • Last delivery.

  3. Review the Response overview and player/staff completion count.

  4. Open Responses to see completed submissions.

  5. Open Missing to see recipients who have not responded.

  6. Review the Schedule and Sendout details panels.

All sendouts first appear in the main Questionnaires overview with their schedule, status, audience, and response rate. Opening a sendout displays its individual dashboard with:

  • total deliveries;

  • overall response rate;

  • completed responses;

  • missing responses;

  • response status per recipient; and

  • the submitted answers.

This is the primary administrative view for checking whether a questionnaire was delivered and who has responded.

Each player profile has a Questionnaires tab. It collects that player's assigned questionnaires, statuses, and responses so their questionnaire history can be reviewed in the context of the individual player.

Additionally questionnaire results related to Load Management, Wellness, or Injury will also be displayed in the player profile's specific tab.

Results from Questionnaire templates categorized as Load management or Wellness & readiness additionally feed the corresponding areas of Player monitoring. Over time, these responses build the monitoring analysis for load, readiness, recovery, and wellness trends.

Use the standardized system parameters when a result should drive platform-specific monitoring calculations. In particular, event-linked standardized RPE responses enable the session-RPE breakdown that cannot be produced from an ordinary custom question.

Each staff profile also has a Questionnaires tab. This is where staff questionnaires—such as coach self-evaluations, reflections, or goal-setting questionnaires—and their responses are connected to the individual staff member.

  1. Open the sendout.

  2. Open the actions menu.

  3. Select Preview questions.

  4. Review the read-only questionnaire.

  5. Click Close.

  1. Open the sendout.

  2. Either click Edit schedule or open the actions menu and select Edit.

  3. From Summary, choose the section to change:

    • Template;

    • Timing & schedule; or

    • Audience.

  4. Make the change.

  5. Return to Summary.

  6. Click Save changes.

a.) Pause

  1. Open the sendout.

  2. Open the actions menu.

  3. Select Pause.

  4. Confirm Pause.

The status changes to Paused, and the confirmation explains that no new questionnaires will be sent until the sendout is resumed.

b.) Resume

  1. Open the paused sendout.

  2. Open the actions menu.

  3. Select Resume.

  4. Confirm Resume.

The status returns to Active, and a success notification confirms the change.

  1. Open the sendout.

  2. Open the actions menu.

  3. Select Archive.

  4. Review the warning.

  5. Confirm Archive.

Archiving makes the sendout inactive and moves it to the archive. The confirmation says it can be restored later. Use the dashboard Status > Archived filter to find archived sendouts.

  1. Open the sendout.

  2. Open the actions menu.

  3. Select Delete.

  4. Read the warning carefully.

  5. Enable I understand that this cannot be undone.

  6. Click Delete.

Important: Deleting a sendout also deletes all deliveries and responses and cannot be undone.

  1. Open the sendout.

  2. Click Send reminder.

  3. Review the recipients and confirmation shown by the app.

  4. Confirm only when a reminder should actually be sent.

The recipient remains listed under Missing while the questionnaire is open. Depending on the sendout settings, you can configure an automatic reminder, send a manual reminder, or allow responses after the deadline.


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Evaluations, Scouting, Performance Testing

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Testing & Evaluation helps you plan and record Player Evaluations, Performance Tests, and External Scouting in a structured way. Each event is based on a Report Builder template, which defines the criteria, measurements, or questions that will be recorded. Create and manage these parameters in the Parameter Catalogue, combine them into a report template, and then select that template when scheduling an evaluation, test, or scouting event.

Results are stored with the relevant players and can be reviewed in their profiles, within the original event, or compared across up to four players in Compare players.

Player Evaluations

Player evaluations are based on Report Builder templates. The criteria used in an evaluation are first created as parameters in the Parameter Catalogue and then combined into a report template.

When you create a Player Evaluation event in Testing & Evaluation, you simply select the report template you want to use. That template defines which criteria, ratings, or inputs are included in the evaluation.

To change the structure of future evaluations, edit the underlying parameters or report template in the Report Builder.

  1. Go to Testing & evaluation > Player evaluations.

  2. Click Add event.

  3. Select one or more players.

  4. Select the date and time.

  5. Select a report template configured for Player evaluation.

  6. Optionally enter a description.

  7. Click Save.

The event appears in the table with its date, report template, participant group, and status.

  1. Go to Testing & evaluation > Player evaluations.

  2. Locate the event.

  3. Click its participant group in the Participants column.

The Participants dialog lists each assigned player and links to their player profile and evaluation history.

  1. Go to Testing & evaluation > Player evaluations.

  2. Open the event that is marked Waiting for report.

  3. Select the player whose evaluation you want to complete.

  4. Complete each assessment item from the selected Player Evaluation report template.

  5. Add an optional comment where relevant.

  6. Click Save.

Player Evaluation records are qualitative, structured coach assessments. The available questions and rating scales are defined by the report template.

  1. Open the relevant feature.

  2. Click Teams to limit the overview to selected team(s).

  3. Click All to select an event-status filter.

  4. Click Sort: Date (Newest) to change the order.

Yes. Compare players lets you compare the Player Evaluation results of up to four players at the same time.

Use Manage data, located next to Add players, to choose which evaluation criteria and results are included in the comparison. This allows you to customize the comparison view around the aspects you want to evaluate.

Performance Testing

Performance tests are based on Report Builder templates. Individual test parameters—such as sprint time, bench press load, broad jump distance, or other physical performance metrics—are managed in the Parameter Catalogue and then combined into a report template.

When you create a Performance Testing event in Testing & Evaluation, you select the report template you want to use. That template determines which tests and result fields are included in the session.

To change the structure of future performance tests, edit the underlying parameters or report template in the Report Builder.

  1. Go to Testing & evaluation > Performance testing.

  2. Click Add event.

  3. Select the players to test.

  4. Select the date and time.

  5. Select a report template configured for Performance testing.

  6. Optionally enter a description.

  7. Click Save.

The new test is listed with its report template, participant group, and Waiting for report status.

  1. Go to Testing & evaluation > Performance testing.

  2. Open the relevant event.

  3. Select a participating player.

  4. Enter the recorded value for each measurement in the report.

  5. Add an optional comment where relevant.

  6. Click Save.

A Performance Test records measurable values, rather than a coach rating. The measurements, units, and any score conversions available in the report are defined by the selected Performance Testing template.

  1. Open the relevant feature.

  2. Click Teams to limit the overview to selected team(s).

  3. Click All to select an event-status filter.

  4. Click Sort: Date (Newest) to change the order.

Yes. Compare players lets you compare the Performance Testing results of up to four players at the same time, such as sprint times, jump distances, strength measurements, or other recorded test values.

Use Manage data, located next to Add players, to select the measurements and results you want to include and customize the comparison view.

External Player Scouting

Scouting reports for external players are based on Report Builder templates. The criteria you want to assess—such as technical, tactical, physical, or personal attributes—are created as parameters in the Parameter Catalogue and then combined into a report template.

When you create a Scouting event in Testing & Evaluation, you select the report template you want to use. That template defines which criteria and rating fields are included in the scouting report.

To change the structure of future scouting reports, edit the underlying parameters or report template in the Report Builder.

  1. Go to Testing & evaluation > External scouting.

  2. Open Player list if it is not already selected.

  3. Click Add scouting player.

  4. Enter the required First name and Last name.

  5. Add optional contact and player information, such as main position, team to scout for, current club, and birthday.

  6. Click Save.

The player appears in the scouting list. Their detail page has Overview, All evaluations, and Videos tabs.

  1. Go to Testing & evaluation > External scouting > Scouting events.

  2. Click Add scouting event.

  3. Select the scouted player.

  4. Optionally select a club member as Scouted by, or enable Scout not listed in club members.

  5. Select the scouting date and start/end time.

  6. Select the scouting type.

  7. Optionally add a description.

  8. Select a report template configured for External scouting.

  9. Click Add.

The event is listed with its date, event type, scouted player, scout, and status. It initially shows Waiting for report.

  1. Go to External scouting > Scouting events.

  2. Click the event status, such as Waiting for report.

  3. Enter report responses and an optional comment.

  4. Click Save when the report contains editable content.

The report view also contains a summary and a Videos section with actions to add a video link or upload a video.

  1. Open the relevant scouting report from External scouting > Scouting events or from the player’s scouting profile.

  2. In the Videos section, click Add video link or Upload video.

  3. Add the video source and any available clip details.

  4. Enter your scouting note or comment for the report.

  5. Click Save.

Each scouted player has an individual scouting profile. The profile links their scouting reports, evaluations, history, and videos in one place.

Yes. Compare players also supports external scouting results and allows you to compare up to four scouted players at the same time.

Use Manage data, located next to Add players, to select which scouting criteria and results should be included in the comparison and customize the view to match your scouting needs.


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Report Builder

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Report Builder is the foundation for Performance testing, Player evaluations, External scouting, and Questionnaires. It defines:

  • how values and answers are rated;

  • which individual parameters or questions are available;

  • how parameters are grouped; and

  • which groups and parameters appear in each report template.

Set up Report Builder in this order:

  1. Create or review the required Rating systems.

  2. Create or import parameters in the Parameter catalogue.

  3. Assemble the parameters into Report templates.

  4. Select the matching template when creating a test, evaluation, scouting event, or questionnaire sendout.

Rating systems

  1. In the sidebar, expand Report builder.

  2. Click Rating systems.

The table shows each system's name, type, preview, description, group usage, parameter usage, and available actions.

  1. Go to Report builder > Rating systems.

  2. Click Add rating system.

  3. Enter a name and optional description.

  4. Under Type, select Numeric.

  5. Enter the minimum value, maximum value, and interval between values.

  6. If required, enable Custom labels and enter the labels to display.

  7. Click Add.

Use a numeric system when users should select or enter a numeric rating on a fixed scale.

A score conversion translates a measured range into a score. For example, a sprint time can be converted into a five-point result.

  1. Go to Report builder > Rating systems.

  2. Click Add rating system.

  3. Enter a name and optional description.

  4. Under Type, select Score.

  5. In the first value row, enter:

    • a label;

    • the minimum measured value;

    • the maximum measured value; and

    • the score assigned to that range.

  6. Click Add row to define the next range.

  7. Repeat until all ranges are covered.

  8. Drag the row handles to change their order if required.

  9. Click Add.

Make sure the ranges do not overlap and do not leave unintended gaps.

  1. Go to Report builder > Rating systems.

  2. Click Add rating system.

  3. Enter a name and optional description.

  4. Under Type, select Text.

  5. Enable Use as ordered scale (ordinal) when the labels have a meaningful order.

  6. Enter the first label.

  7. Click Add to create more label rows.

  8. Drag the handles to arrange the labels in the required order.

  9. Click Add to save the system.

Examples of ordered text labels are Developing, On track, and Excellent.

  1. Go to Report builder > Rating systems.

  2. Open the action on the custom rating system.

  3. Change its name, description, values, or ordering.

  4. Click Update.

Built-in rating systems did not expose the same edit action in the tested account.

Parameter catalogue

  1. In the sidebar, expand Report builder.

  2. Click Parameter catalogue.

Parameters are stored in groups. A template can contain an entire group or selected parameters from that group.

  1. Go to Report builder > Parameter catalogue.

  2. Click Import parameters.

The import panel opens on the right.

  1. Expand one of the available library groups:

    • Load Monitoring / Wellness;

    • Athletic Skills;

    • Technical Skills;

    • Tactical / Cognitive Skills; or

    • Personality.

  2. Click Import group for the required group.

  3. In the confirmation banner, click New group.

  4. Keep the page open while Saving your import… is displayed.

The imported group is added to the catalogue.

  1. Go to Report builder > Parameter catalogue.

  2. Click Add parameter group.

  3. Enter the Parameter group title.

  4. Enter an optional description.

  5. If the group needs an overall group rating, enable Summary rating of parameter group.

  6. Select the rating system for the group summary.

  7. Click Add.

Use separate groups for different purposes, such as Measurements, Player evaluations, and Questionnaire questions. This makes report templates easier to understand and reduces the risk of mixing incompatible data.

  1. Go to Report builder > Parameter catalogue.

  2. Locate the required group.

  3. Click Add parameter.

  4. Select Add custom parameter.

  5. Enter the parameter name and optional description.

  6. Select one of these types:

    • Evaluation;

    • Measurement; or

    • Questionnaire question.

  7. Complete the fields for the selected type.

  8. Click Add.

  1. Start Add custom parameter in the required group.

  2. Enter a name and optional description.

  3. Select Evaluation as the type.

  4. Select the rating system.

  5. Click Add.

Use evaluation parameters for coach or scout assessments such as movement quality, tactical understanding, or decision-making.

  1. Start Add custom parameter in the required group.

  2. Enter a name and optional description.

  3. Select Measurement as the type.

  4. Select the measurement unit.

  5. If the measured value should produce a score, open Measurement-to-Score Conversion and select a scoring system.

  6. Click Add.

Available measurement units in the tested version included:

  • milliseconds, seconds, and minutes;

  • centimeters, meters, kilometers, and miles;

  • mph, km/h, and m/s;

  • grams, kilograms, ounces, and pounds;

  • watts and kilowatts;

  • Count;

  • Flexibility degrees; and

  • Percentage.

  1. In the Measurement parameter dialog, open Measurement-to-Score Conversion.

  2. Click Create new scoring system.

  3. Enter a name and optional description.

  4. Enter a label, minimum value, maximum value, and score for the first range.

  5. Click Add row and define the remaining ranges.

  6. Click Add to save the conversion.

  7. Finish the parameter and click Add.

  1. Start Add custom parameter in the required group.

  2. Enter a name and optional description.

  3. Select Questionnaire question as the type.

  4. Enter the question text.

  5. Select the answer type.

  6. Complete the answer-type settings.

  7. Click Add.

  1. Go to Report builder > Parameter catalogue.

  2. Expand the group that contains the parameter.

  3. Open the parameter's action.

  4. Change the required fields.

  5. If relevant, add reference images. Supported formats shown in the dialog are JPG, PNG, and WebP.

  6. Click Update.

Report templates

  1. In the sidebar, expand Report builder.

  2. Click Report templates.

Each card shows the template name, description, feature, creator, last update, and number of included items.

  1. Go to Report builder > Report templates.

  2. Click Add report template.

  3. Enter the Template name.

  4. Enter an optional description.

  5. Select the feature in which the template will be used:

    • Performance testing;

    • Player evaluation;

    • External scouting; or

    • Questionnaire.

  6. If you selected Questionnaire, select the questionnaire type:

    • Wellness & readiness;

    • Load management;

    • Health & injury follow-up;

    • Self-evaluation & reflection; or

    • General.

  7. Optionally select the rating system for the report's overall assessment.

  8. Click Add.

The new template is created without parameters. Open it to add its content.

  1. Open the report template.

  2. In Add parameter to template, expand the required group.

  3. Click Add all.

  4. Review the group and parameters added to the template.

  5. Click Save.

  1. Open the report template.

  2. In Add parameter to template, expand the required group.

  3. Click the plus button beside each required parameter.

  4. Click Save.

Only the selected parameters are added, but they remain organized under their parameter group.

  1. Open the report template.

  2. Drag a group by its group handle to change the group order.

  3. Drag a parameter by its parameter handle to change its order inside the group.

  4. Click Save.

  1. Open the report template.

  2. Click the remove icon beside a parameter to remove only that item.

  3. Click the delete icon in a group header to remove the group from this template.

  4. Click Save.

Removing an item from a template does not delete it from the Parameter catalogue.

  1. Make a change in an open report template.

  2. Click Revert before saving.

The template returns to its last saved structure.

  1. Go to Report builder > Report templates.

  2. Open the template card's action menu.

  3. Click Edit.

  4. Change the name, description, feature, questionnaire type, or other available settings.

  5. Click Update.

If the feature is changed, review every included parameter before using the template.

  1. Go to Report builder > Report templates.

  2. Open the template card's action menu.

  3. Click Copy.

  4. Confirm with Okay.

  5. Open the copied template's action menu and click Edit.

  6. Replace the automatically added __COPY__ suffix with a meaningful name.

  7. Click Update.

The copied template keeps the source template's included groups and parameters.

  1. Go to Report builder > Report templates.

  2. Open the template card's action menu.

  3. Click Archive.

  4. Confirm the archive dialog.

Archived templates no longer appear in downstream template selectors.

To inspect archived templates, enable Show archived above the template list.

  1. Enter part of the template name in Search.

  2. Use the sort control to choose:

    • Created: Oldest;

    • Created: Newest;

    • Updated: Oldest; or

    • Updated: Newest.

  3. Enable Show archived when archived records should be included.

  1. Go to Testing & evaluation > Performance testing.

  2. Click Add event.

  3. Set the date and time.

  4. Select a report template.

  5. Enter an optional description.

  6. Click Save.

The selector showed only templates assigned to Performance testing.

  1. Go to Testing & evaluation > Player evaluations.

  2. Click Add event.

  3. Select the players.

  4. Set the date and time.

  5. Select a report template.

  6. Enter an optional description.

  7. Click Save.

The selector showed only templates assigned to Player evaluation.

  1. Go to Testing & evaluation > Questionnaires.

  2. Click Create sendout.

  3. On Template, open Questionnaire type.

  4. Select one or more questionnaire types.

  5. Select the required template.

  6. Click Next.

  7. Complete Timing & schedule.

  8. Select the Audience.

  9. Review the Summary and create the sendout.


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Club Settings

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The club settings allow administrators to define the name, logo and colors of the club. Here you can also manage the club locations that can be selected for events. In addition, you can organize resources such as training equipment, manage your season dates and adjust app settings such as the rating system and units of measurement. You can also manage your account, ownership and billing here.

General info

  1. Go to Club settings > General info.

  2. Click on Upload logo in the left half of the club card

  3. Select an image and confirm your selection.

  1. Go to Club settings > General info.

  2. Click on Edit club on the right above the club card.

  3. Customize the name of the club / association.

  4. Click on Save.

The default color of your club / association is always used for events and training sessions if no color is selected there. This will ensure that your training list will always appear in the correct color.

  1. Go to Club settings > General info.

  2. Click on Edit club on the right above the club card.

  3. Adjust the color of the club / association.

  4. Click on Save.

The sport type of your club/association can also be adjusted. However, this is only recommended if the original setting is incorrect and no other data such as players, training sessions or match days have been added so far.

  1. Go to Club settings > General info.

  2. Click on Edit club on the right above the club card.

  3. Adjust the sport.

  4. Click on Save.

Locations

Locations that are created via the club settings can then be used in training sessions, match days and all other events. This speeds up the creation of all appointments and simplifies club work.

Users can then also filter by location in the calendar, which provides a quick overview of court and room occupancy on the club or association premises, for example.

Categories can also be assigned to locations to make it easier to sort and manage the locations.

  • Examples for naming locations would be, for example: Practice field 1; Practice field 2

  • Examples for naming categories would be, for example: training fields; meeting rooms

  1. Go to Club settings > Locations.

  2. Click on + Add new location.

  3. The following details can be entered:

    • Title

    • Address (optional)

    • Description (optional)

    • Category (optional -> new category can be added by entering it)

  4. Then click on Save.

  1. Go to Club settings > Locations.

  2. Open the ⋮ menu in the line of the corresponding location.

  3. Select Edit location.

  4. Make the appropriate changes and then click on Save.

  1. Go to Club settings > Locations.

  2. Open the ⋮ menu in the line of the corresponding location.

  3. Select Delete location.

  4. Confirm the dialog.

  1. Go to Club settings > Locations.

    1. Create a new location that should receive the new category via + Add new location

    2. Or: Open the ⋮ menu in the line of the corresponding location and select Edit location.

The location dialog opens

  1. Click on Select category.

  2. Type the name of the category in the empty line of the Select category dropdown and click on the button below with the name of the category.

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  1. Now select the new category from the list and click on Save to close the dialog.

  1. Go to Club settings > Locations.

  2. Click on the category to be edited in the location list.

  3. Make the appropriate changes to the color or name and click Save.

  1. Go to Club settings > Locations.

  2. Click on the category to be deleted in the location list.

  3. Click on Delete and confirm the dialog.

Ressources

Resources that are created via the club settings can then be used in training sessions, match days and all other events. This speeds up the creation of all appointments and simplifies club work.

Users can then also filter by resources in the calendar, which provides a quick overview of the use of training materials, kits, team vehicles or club equipment, for example.

Categories can also be assigned to resources to make it easier to sort and manage them.

  • Examples for naming resources would be, for example Home kit - Yellow - U17; Away kit - Black - U17

  • Examples for naming categories would be for example: kits, training material, laptops, vehicles

  1. Go to Club settings > Resources.

  2. Click on + Add new resource.

  3. The following details can be entered:

    • Title

    • Description (optional)

    • Category (optional -> new category can be added by entering it)

  4. Then click on Save.

  1. Go to Club settings > Resources.

  2. Open the ⋮ menu in the line of the corresponding resource.

  3. Select Edit resource.

  4. Make the appropriate changes and then click on Save.

  1. Go to Club settings > Resources.

  2. Open the ⋮ menu in the line of the corresponding resource.

  3. Select Delete resource.

  4. Confirm the dialog.

  1. Go to Club settings > Resources.

    1. Create a new resource that should receive the new category via + Add new resource

    2. Or: Open the ⋮ menu in the line of the corresponding resource and select Edit resource.

The resource dialog opens

  1. Click on Select category.

  2. Type the name of the category in the empty line of the Select category dropdown and click on the button below with the name of the category.

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  1. Now select the new category from the list and click on Save to close the dialog.

  1. Go to Club settings > Resources.

  2. Click on the category to be edited in the resource list.

  3. Make the appropriate changes to the color or name and click Save.

  1. Go to Club settings > Resources.

  2. Click on the category to be deleted in the resource list.

  3. Click on Delete and confirm the dialog.

Season settings

  1. Go to Club settings > Season settings.

  2. Click on + Add new season

  3. The following information can be entered in tab 1:

    • Start date

    • End date

    • Title (will be generated automatically, but can be adjusted manually)

  4. Then click on Continue.

Tab 2 opens where the seasonal information of the teams can be adjusted.

  1. The following adjustments can be made for each team of the previous season

    • Update team name

    • Adjust team color

    • Update team photo

    • Exclude (results in the team no longer being listed for the new season)

  2. Click on Add season

  1. Go to Club settings > Season settings.

  2. Open the ⋮ menu in the row of the corresponding season.

  3. Select Edit.

  4. Make the appropriate changes and then click on Update season.

Preferences

  1. Go to Club Settings > Preferences.

  2. There, go to Team Management > Custom Positions and click on Edit.

  3. Now make the following adjustments for all standard positions

    • Full name

    • Abbreviation (max. 3 letters)

  4. Then click on Save.

  1. Go to Club Settings > Preferences.

  2. There go to Team Management > Units of Measurement and choose between Metric System (kg, m, cm) and Imperial System (lbs, ft, in)

  3. The selected setting will be saved automatically.

  1. Go to Club settings > Preferences.

  2. There, go to Training sessions > Attending as default setting and set the slider to the right (blue).

    With this setting, all participants are automatically set to “Attending” for all training sessions created from now on. The status of players therefore only needs to be adjusted in the event that someone does not take part in the session.

  1. Go to Club settings > Preferences.

  2. There, go to Training sessions > Performance rating and choose between 5 stars (0-5) and 3 trend arrows (down, neutral, up).

  3. The selected setting will be saved automatically and applied to all sessions across your club.

Payment & account owner

  1. Go to Club settings > Billing & Ownership.

  2. Navigate to Subscription plans and click on Select membership for your plan of choice.

  3. Fill in the payment details in the dialog and complete the payment. Your subscription will be activated immediately after payment

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Info: The payment dialog is managed by our payment provider FastSpring. Changes to billing data can therefore be made via FastSpring.

  1. Go to Club settings > Billing & Ownership.

  2. Navigate to Current subscription and click on the Settings icon in the card next to the Active teams section.

  3. Select the active teams of your current subscription and then click on Save.

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Info: Only the historical data of active teams can be accessed. However, even if teams are not active, their data will remain intact and preserved.

In the event that the owner or admin of a club or association license changes, ownership of the license can also be transferred to another user. Transferring ownership gives the user full control of the club, including responsibility for managing payments. This process makes you the admin of the club, and removes your control over the ownership of the club. This change cannot be reversed once the transfer has been completed! Here's how to do it:

  1. Go to Club settings > Billing & Ownership.

  2. Click on Transfer ownership, top right of the screen.

A dialog opens

  1. Select the new owner of the club from the member list and confirm the dialog by clicking on Transfer ownership.


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Member Management

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The planet.training member management gives administrators full control over all club members. Here you can send invitations, approve user registrations and assign them user rights so that they can actively participate in the app. Permission templates can also be created and edited so that user rights can then be assigned with just one click.

Managing members

Administrators can invite new members in two ways:

  1. Create members themselves and send invitation emails.

  2. Copy the invitation link, which can be sent via Whatsapp, for example.

This is how the invitation works via the link:

  1. Go to Member management > Members.

  2. Open the options next to + Add members by clicking on “” and select Invite club members.

The dialog opens

  1. Click on Copy invitation and then send this dialog to the members to be invited.

  2. As soon as the members have registered on the platform, they can be released for the club via the Waiting for approval tab.

Members who have registered via the invitation link must then be confirmed by the admin before they can access the club. How to do it

  1. Go to Member management > Waiting for approval.

  2. Click on Confirm.

A dialog opens.

  1. Enter the following information for the new members:

    • Role

    • Team (optional)

    • Permissions (optional)

  2. Then click on Save.

Administrators can invite new members in two ways:

  1. Create members themselves and send invitation emails.

  2. Copy the invitation link, which can be sent via Whatsapp, for example.

This is how invitations work using the add & invite form:

  1. Go to Member management > Members.

  2. Click on + Add members

The dialog opens

  1. Make sure to switch on Send Email Invitation at the top of the dialog, if you want members to be invited to the app immediately.

  2. Enter the following options for the new members:

    • First name

    • Last name

    • Email address

    • Roles (optional)

    • Team (optional)

    • Permissions (optional)

  3. Click on + Add new user below the entry to create another user.

  4. Then click on Save.

The dialog closes and takes you to the table view where all members have been added, and invited if you have selected that option

  1. Go to Member management > Members.

  2. Open the options next to + Add members by clicking on “” and select Add member in detail.

The dialog opens

  1. Fill in the following sections for the new member:

    • General info

    • Contact details

    • Address

  2. Then click on Save

  1. Go to Member management > Members.

  2. Now select the new members from the table using the checkbox and click on Invite (Email) above the table to send the invitations.

  3. Users can then register with the corresponding user roles and permissions and get started immediately.

  1. Go to Member management > Members.

  2. Open the ⋮ menu in the row of the relevant member.

  3. Select Edit.

  4. Adjust the respective information in the dialog.

  5. Click on Save to apply the changes.

  1. Go to Member management > Members.

  2. Open the ⋮ menu in the row of the relevant member.

  3. Select Delete.

  4. Confirm the dialog.

Normally, members are assigned a role in the relevant team by the administrator when they create or confirm their registration. However, team roles can also be assigned retrospectively.

  1. Go to Member management > Members.

  2. Open the ⋮ menu in the row of the respective member.

  3. Select Edit roles or Manage Permissions.

  4. The member's roles and permissions can now be adjusted in the respective dialog.

  5. Click on Save to apply the changes

User permissions

  1. Go to Member management > Members.

  2. Open the ⋮ menu in the row of the corresponding member.

  3. Select Manage permissions.

  4. The member's user permissions can now be adjusted in the dialog.

  5. Click on Save to apply the changes.

In addition to the planet.training standard authorizations that are available as templates, admins can also define their own templates, which can then be assigned to the corresponding members. This is how it works:

  1. Go to Member management > Authorization templates

  2. Click on Add new template

A dialog opens

  1. First enter a title for the template and optionally also a description so that other admins in the club know what this template is used for.

  2. Now select the corresponding user rights for each sub-area of the respective functions

    • None -> User cannot see the relevant area

    • Viewer -> User can see the relevant area, but cannot edit or add content

    • Creator -> User can see the relevant area and add their own content, but cannot edit the content of other admins

    • Full Collaborator -> User has full control over the area (view, edit, delete).

  3. Then click on Save.

The template can now be used and assigned to members.

  1. Go to Member management > Permission templates.

  2. Open the ⋮ menu in the line of the corresponding permission template.

  3. Select Edit.

  4. The permissions of the template can now be adjusted in the dialog.

  5. Click on Save to apply the changes.

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Info: Only custom templates (created by you or your club's admins) can be edited

  1. Go to Member management > Permission templates.

  2. Open the ⋮ menu in the line of the corresponding permission template.

  3. Select Delete.

  4. Confirm the dialog.

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Info: Only custom templates (created by you or your club's admins) can be deleted. Additionally all users who this template has been assigned to, have to receive new user permissions.


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Connected Clubs

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The 'Connected Clubs' feature is specially designed for associations. Here, associations can add and manage the connected clubs that use their app. Administrators have an overview of the members of each connected club. In addition, admins can activate the license of the individual clubs.

Managing clubs

  1. Go to Connected Clubs

  2. Click on + Add new connected club

  3. Enter a name, color and, if available, a club logo.

  4. Click on Save.

  1. Go to Connected Clubs

  2. Open the ⋮ menu in the row of the corresponding club

  3. Select Edit.

  4. Adjust the information.

  5. Click on Save.

  1. Go to Connected Clubs

  2. Click on the members column x members in the row of the corresponding club.

  3. You can now search for the members of the club here.

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