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Before the event

Add People to the Right Competitions (Assignments)

Put participants into the competitions they dance in, and see who is assigned to what.

A participant can dance in more than one competition (for example, Individual and Mixed). Assigning a participant to a competition is what puts them in that competition's scoring grid and gives them a competitor number.

Assignments live in two places, and both edit the same data:

  • On the Event page. The Participant Management section lists every participant in the event, with a per-competition assignment per row (the type, a partner link if it is a couple, and the competitor number).
  • Inside a competition. The competition page has an Assigned participants list and an Import Assigned Participants button that copies everyone assigned here into the scoring grid.

Steps

  1. Open the event: Manage event →.
  2. Make sure the participants are created or imported first (see Add participants).
  3. On each participant row, note which competitions they are checked into, their type (Single or Couple), and their role in a couple (leader/follower). Use the row controls to change the type, link a partner, or remove them from a competition.
  4. Open each competition: Manage →, and confirm the Import Assigned Participants button is enabled. Click it to fill the grid from the event's assignments.
  5. Click Save on the competition.

Organizers and tabulators on the event

The My Events organizer card also lists the tabulators assigned to the event. You invite a tabulator yourself, from the Invite Tabulator card (see Your event). If a person needs a different access level on a specific competition, ask your account administrator to set it up.

What the numbers mean

  • A competitor number is unique per (event, year, first name, last name). If two people share a name in the same event-year, the app will ask you to resolve the duplicate by number.
  • A couple: the leader and follower each get their own number, but the pair appears as a single row in the scoring grid (see Couples and partners).

Common mistakes

  • Missing the import step. A participant can live on the event and still be absent from a competition's grid; the Import Assigned Participants button fixes that in one click.
  • Assuming one assignment covers another stage. A Mixed Prelims entry does not put them in Individual Finals. Each assignment is explicit.
  • Editing a name after import. Name changes on the event page do not always refresh an already-imported grid. Re-import or re-save the competition to sync.