Club Feedback

Send a notification to the league's Notification email address whenever someone adds their name to the league's spares list. Too often we have league managers who don't regularly check their spares list. Email notifications are a good way for managers to see that a new person would like to spare in their league (which is an important way for new players to connect with a league)

Thoughts on adding a “Programs” tab in addition to “Leagues”, “Competitions”, and “Products”? A dedicated space for Junior programs, Learn to Curl programs, and other instructional programs that are geared towards new or non-members. Would help clean up “Leagues” area for actual leagues only.

As the season progresses, curlers wanting to check their draw time and sheet assignment have to scroll down the the correct date, and possibly scroll to the right as well. It would be helpful if the upcoming draws for a league are presented on a separate table at the top of the schedule. All upcoming draws on the same date for that league would be presented. The number one reason to visit the schedule is to confirm the draw time and sheet assignment. Presenting the upcoming draws at the top of the league schedule would make the process easier.

Segments are subsets of curler profiles that meet user defined criteria. Like filters that you can save, preview, and augment over time. Segments are a powerful marketing tool that clubs can leverage when building out marketing email campaigns, but also as potential criteria to restrict certain content / features (who can spare, who can see a page, etc.) Some examples are: Curlers over the age of 55. Curlers who joined any league last season, but have not yet joined a league this season. Curlers aged 19 to 25 who received a multi league discount in the current season. Curlers who have received more than $100 in discounts in the current season. Curlers who purchased at least 2 leagues. Curlers who have been with the club more than 2 years. Curlers who have been with the club less than 2 years. Curlers who have purchased one or more of a list of products, fees, or events (leagues / competitions). There are a ton of possibilities, and not all criteria will be supported at first, but can be iterated on over time. All segmentation described here is profile based (curler profiles are required), and depends on what information is being collected. Because these operations can be expensive, we'll probably need to limit how "definable" segments are, and instead have predefine segments that take customizable parameters so that we can implement them as functions in the database (stored procedures basically). We could also do ahead of time caching (materialized views), where creating or modifying a segment requires a "compile" stage where we populate the view. Potentially we make criteria chain-able, so that you can take the results from one segment and run (pipe) them through another segment (as many segments as you like), to create a new composite segment. This might not be doable due to performance concerns though. Also, the concept of piping might be a little too advanced / complicated / hard to explain, but definitely worth considering. Potentially we allow both AND and OR criteria, and grouping (algebraic order of operations).

We'd like to make away with offline payment because it's a nuisance to collect, however we can't until there is a non-credit card option available.

Create section where members can post interest and availability to join or make a team. Like sparing, but these individuals are looking for others to play with regularly.

Currently we use a membership fee for registration (either one-night or unlimited). However, we would like to move to a league structure. To simplify the transition for our members, we would like to put a cap on the total dollar amount of league fees (before additional fees and discounts) that any member would pay. Once they reach this cap, there are no additional league fees. For example, if the cap is $600, and each league fee is $250, if a curler registers for all leagues, the maximum they would pay is $600. If they register only for two leagues, there fee would be $500. This must be cumulative, so that a curler may register for one league on the first order, and two leagues on a subsequent order and still pay a maximum of $600. Discounts, such as senior, would be once per season, so shouldn't be an issue on a subsequent order. This would also give us flexibility to charge different amounts for different leagues while committing to members that they will not pay above a set maximum.

We'd like to allow curlers to manage and merge their own profiles based on the following rules: The two profiles must have matching last name, date of birth, and postal code. The user must be able to see both profiles, meaning that they are either owned by the same account (email) or the account (email) has been set as either the primary or secondary email on the profile. A user may never merge a profile they cannot see. When merging if there is a conflicting field with different values between the two profiles, the user will be asked to choose which value to keep in the resulting merged profile.

You made a change recently to the Account Page for the curlers. There used to be a My Leagues options that would show all the leagues I'm registered in on Curling IO. My curlers liked that option as it gave them a list of all their leagues in one place, regardless of club. The Orders also gave them all their orders, regardless of club. My curlers are viewing the new Account features as a take-away from what was previously there. Is there any way to reinstate My Leagues and My Orders to be inclusive of all clubs. I would expect that My Events would show the playdown events that I'm registered in as well as all the club events/leagues I'm registered for.

Would like to have a feature that will allow our members to go into Curling i/o to book times. Thanks