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Setting Up Your Crossbar Account
Setting Up Your Crossbar Account
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Written by Mary Kate Watkins
Updated over a week ago

If your club has recently launched a Crossbar site, the following tips will help ensure you can easily get started!

Create Your Account

  1. Click "Sign Up" that will show at the top left of the site over your organization's logo.

  2. Enter the email address and password you'd like to set up for your account.

  3. A verification email will be sent to the email you enter to activate the Crossbar account.

  4. Once you have verified the account, you'll be able to enter your name and phone number to complete your account set up.


Adding Your Participant(s)

After you complete your account setup, you'll be prompted to add a Participant/Player to your account:

If you need to add another participant to your account at any time, you can follow these steps:

  1. Log into your Account and choose "Account"

  2. On the Participants tab of your Account menu, select "Add Participant"

  3. Select Add Participant

  4. Complete Player Profile (name, birthdate)


Your Account Menu

When logged into your ccount on your organization's website, you'll see the following options when you choose "Account."

Participants: Allows you to add participants (players) that will be associated with the account, as well as edit details for those participants.

Teams: This tab shows your assigned teams. Clicking on the team will take you to the team page.

Volunteer: Here you can sign up for volunteer events your organization has added, if they exist.

Billing: The Billing section of your Account allows you to view your balances/payments and update your payment methods on file.

Settings: Here you can update your account name, phone number, email address and password.

Notifications: Sets email notifications for games and practices. Ensure you have these selected to receive all communications from your organization.

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