All roles in reviewing results
As official
Review and approve results as official
Find your own assignment and role. When questions arise, supply reliable timekeeping, penalty-box or game-day facts to the responsible people.
Your next steps
Find your own assignment and role. When questions arise, supply reliable timekeeping, penalty-box or game-day facts to the responsible people.
- 01
Find your assignment and duty
Open your season and select your assigned role, such as timekeeper or penalty box. Find the game by date and teams.
- 02
Supply confirmed facts to the responsible role
For a query, establish the game, team, period and time involved. Supply confirmed facts to the recorder, referee or league leadership. The assignment view provides context; it is not a correction form.
As a timekeeper, you cannot automatically edit or approve the game report. Timekeeping, penalty-box work and game-day support do not automatically grant recording or referee-review permission. Your own referee feedback requires a corresponding referee assignment. Result managers make the final decision.
A look inside the application
The images show real local application states. The correction chain uses the same report; other roles show their own authorised games. Feedback, correction requests and approval are separate actions.
The number in the screenshot matches the step. The arrow and frame show where to carry out the action.
My assignments → Role filter
1 · Find your assignment and duty
- What you do
- Open your season and select your assigned role, such as timekeeper or penalty box. Find the game by date and teams.
- How to recognise the result
- The assignment shows your own duty; an official role does not automatically grant review permission.
Number 1 highlights the section described in this step. The visible game details are a synthetic example.
Your assignment → Game context
2 · Supply confirmed facts to the responsible role
- What you do
- For a query, establish the game, team, period and time involved. Supply confirmed facts to the recorder, referee or league leadership. The assignment view provides context; it is not a correction form.
- How to recognise the result
- The responsible authorised role documents the clarification in the report. You do not claim another role’s approval or recording function.
Number 2 highlights the section described in this step. The visible game details are a synthetic example.
How to start in the demo
Referee / official · Your signed-in demo starts in your own authorised workspace with the current active season. Choose a relevant game; recording and league review use different permissions.
The demo opens a new tab, signed in to the matching workspace. This explanation stays open.