Publishing & content
Publish news, newsletters, match reports and events to keep members up to date.
- NewsWrite and publish news posts to your website, give them a category and tags visitors can filter by, schedule when a post goes live or comes down, compare or restore earlier revisions, and on Pro add a translation in each of your other site languages (drafted by Helix if you like). Posts sent by a connected WordPress site are marked From your WordPress site, link out to WordPress and can only be unpublished here.
- NewslettersCompose and send newsletters to your members.
- Match reportsPublish match reports — results and write-ups for your teams’ fixtures.
- EventsCreate events, sell QR-coded tickets, manage RSVPs and guest lists, add a category and tags visitors can filter by, schedule when an event goes live or comes down, compare or restore earlier revisions, and on Pro add a translation in each of your other site languages (drafted by Helix if you like).
- LocationsThe locations where your club plays — venues and grounds with addresses laid out for their country, plus the Open / Wet-weather call / Closed band across your public site, and match-day mode.
- Photo galleriesShare photo galleries from games and club events.
- FormsBuild custom forms and collect submissions from members — including a standard form set by your governing body, which you adopt and then add your own questions to.
- BroadcastsSend targeted email broadcasts to segments of your members — on Pro, with a version in each of your site languages, sent to every member in theirs.
- Club chatSafeguarded team and group chat with admin oversight — emoji reactions, pinned messages and editing your own posts, with no private member-to-member channel by design. New messages notify by push, in-app bell and email, each one a tick box the member controls (the bell collapses per channel, the email is capped at one an hour).
- SMSText urgent updates by SMS to members who have opted in.
- Mobile app & push notificationsMembers install your club site to their phone’s home screen and turn on push notifications per device — no app store, nothing for an admin to configure.