4 posts tagged with "club-management"

Curling clubs sell much more than leagues and bonspiels. They run clinics, rent ice, assign lockers, host junior camps, sell banquet tables, and collect donations.

Today, each of those offerings has to fit one of Curling IO's predefined types. That works, but sometimes only because a club picks the closest available bucket. One active junior summer camp is stored as a Product, with its August dates written into the name. A full-sheet ice rental is stored as a Program because it needs a date, capacity, and a waitlist. A donation is stored as a Fee.

In Curling IO v3, the organization decides which product types it needs. A club can create Camps, Clinics, Ice Rentals, Locker Rentals, Fundraising, or any other category that fits its operation, then choose what each type can do.

We know that many of our clubs use WordPress or Joomla for their curling websites. These are popular platforms, and for good reason: they're flexible and there's no shortage of tutorials and plugins. But that popularity comes with a serious downside. General-purpose CMS platforms are big targets, and volunteer-run clubs often don't have anyone watching the security queue. Here's what you need to know.

Imagine you're a club manager setting up next season. You open your AI agent and type (or just say):

Set up early bird pricing for the Tuesday Night League. 15% off if they register before September 1st.

Five seconds later, it's done. No browser tabs, no forms, no clicking through menus. With Curling IO v3, this is something you'll be able to do.

If your curling club is shopping for management software, or wondering whether it's time to replace what you've got, the wrong choice can mean years of workarounds. Here's what to look for.