14 posts tagged with "v3"

This post is part of our Curling IO v3 sneak peek series, where we explore some of the new features available in the upcoming version.

Membership associations sometimes need more than a recommended waiver. A group insurance policy may require every member club to present the same approved language to its Participants.

Emailing a Word document to each club distributes the wording, but it does not keep that wording under control. A club can edit its copy, miss the next update, or keep collecting responses against an old version. Later, the association may have no reliable way to tell which document a Participant actually saw.

Curling IO v3 will connect those pieces. A membership association can publish one locked waiver, make it available to its member clubs, update it in one place, and report on which clubs have Participants responding to it.

This post is part of our Curling IO v3 sneak peek series, where we explore some of the new features available in the upcoming version.

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.

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.

This post is part of our Curling IO v3 sneak peek series, where we explore some of the new features available in the upcoming version.

Registration forms in Curling IO have always collected the basics: team name, lineup, skill level, contact info. But every club runs things a little differently. Some need emergency contacts. Others want dietary restrictions for banquet planning. A bonspiel might ask for team contact information while a league doesn't.

In v2, admins can already choose which questions appear and create custom ones. What's new in v3 is control over the layout: where each question sits, how wide it is, and how the form is organized into sections.