Every club's problems look different. The solution is the same.
A football club lives in age groups, a swimming club in pool times, and a gymnastics club from one spring showcase to the next. Spreadsheets and group chats fit none of them.
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Why running a club eats so much time
Every club manager knows the pattern: the member list lives in one spreadsheet, invoices in another, the schedule on a wall and communication in three chat groups. Every new member, group change or season switch means updating the same information in several places, and any one of them can be out of date. The bigger the club grows, the more evenings go to administration and the less remains for sport.
Yet the substance of the work is the same in every sport: members must be kept in groups, monthly fees collected, attendance recorded and families informed. What differs is what the year runs on: age groups in football, level tests in swimming, belt exams in judo, the spring showcase in gymnastics. That is why we have described, for each sport, how Klubio starts working in a club like that one.
Which club are you?
Pick your sport and see how your day-to-day changes with Klubio.
- Eight age groups live in eight different spreadsheets
- Hundreds of monthly invoices mean a week of manual work
- The spring move to a new age group tangles the billing
Age groups from U7 to U19 are one structure: a group change carries the schedule, coach and fee along, and hundreds of invoices go out automatically. That's how FC Flora's youth operation runs.
Read your sport's solution- Every level change means redoing the billing
- Municipal report numbers get reconstructed after the fact
- Waitlists live in an email folder
Levels, tuition fees and attendance live in one system: a student's move to the next level takes everything along, and the support report's data is always ready to export.
Read your sport's solution- The academy and adult training sessions are two separate worlds
- Season change causes weeks of schedule confusion
- Private lessons are tallied in the coach's notebook
The academy and recreational players live side by side, each with their own fee model, from flat fees to attendance-based. A season change is one edit that reaches everyone by app notification. Just like at Tähtvere Tennis Club.
Read your sport's solution- Beginners' courses fill and finish in waves
- Level tests move children between groups every month
- Pool time changes never reach the families
Courses fill through applications, a level move is one group change, and schedule changes reach families by app notification, while the coach marks attendance right at the poolside.
Read your sport's solution- Belt grades and exam readiness live in the coach's memory
- Exam and camp fees get tangled with monthly fees
- Kids and adults are billed by the same template
Belt grades live on the member card, exam fees go out as one-off invoices to exactly the candidates, and kids and adults are billed each by their own rules, from monthly fees to mat sessions.
Read your sport's solution- The spring showcase means hundreds of questions and paper notes
- Thirty children's attendance can't be kept on paper
- Costume fees get lost among the monthly fees
Rehearsals go into the calendar, costume fees as one-off invoices to exactly the performers, and every announcement reaches the parent app, even with three hundred children in the club.
Read your sport's solution- The same child in three styles means three spreadsheets
- The spring show drowns the school in messages and paper
- Costume fees get tangled with tuition
A child can be in several style groups, but the family gets one invoice. Rehearsals and costume fees live apart from monthly fees, and show information reaches parents by app notification.
Read your sport's solution- Every teacher keeps their own class spreadsheet
- Municipal report numbers get collected after the fact
- A family's children in different classes mean three channels
Every class is a group with its own rules and attendance is marked in every lesson. Report numbers always exist. A family sees all children under one account and pays with one invoice.
Read your sport's solution- Members in one spreadsheet, invoices in another, chat in a third
- Every season change means updating the same info in several places
- Club growth means administration growth
Klubio works for any sport with groups, trainings and monthly fees, from basketball to horse riding. The logic of groups, billing and attendance is the same; you set your own club's rules and fee models.
The same foundation in every sport
The sport pages talk about the differences, but the foundation you build a club on is the same for everyone.
Members in one database
Contacts, groups, contracts and history, not in three spreadsheets, but in one place, always current.
Invoices go out on their own
Monthly invoices with reference numbers, family discounts and a debtor overview. Billing runs on rules, not on remembering.
Attendance in a couple of taps
The coach marks participation in the app and the club gets statistics that feed both billing and decisions.
Families always informed
Schedules, invoices and announcements reach the parent app as app notifications, not the bottom of an inbox.
Accounting in sync
A two-way integration with Merit Aktiva, Excellent Books, SmartAccounts and SimpleBooks. Invoices and payments move on their own.
A public club page and applications
New members find the club, fill in an application and land in the right group without paper.
Your sport isn't on the list?
Klubio works for any sport with groups, training sessions and monthly fees, from basketball to athletics and wrestling to horse riding. The logic of groups, billing and attendance is the same, and you set your own club's rules, fee models and schedule.
You can also look at Klubio feature by feature: member management, invoicing, schedules with attendance and the accounting integration work the same in every club. The feature pages explain each part with real examples. See the features
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