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Tournament sites and report times

Add the venues running on each tournament day, drop accepted officials onto a site, and stagger report times per official.

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Tournaments run multi-site with staggered start times more often than not, Site A reports at 7:30 for chair umpires, Site B reports at 8:00 for line judges, etc. The Sites section on the tournament detail page is where you bookkeep all of that without sending five different emails.

Adding sites

On the tournament detail page, expand the Sites card. Click "+ Add site", type a venue name (e.g. "Riviera Tennis Club", "Court 7"), and optionally drop in a street address. The address powers the .ics LOCATION on calendar exports and the "Open in maps" affordance on each official's assignment row. Reorder sites with the small up/down arrows; the order on the page matches what officials see on /my-assignments.

Sites are per-event, not per-day
A site you create lives across every day of the tournament, define "Court 7" once and place officials on it Monday, Tuesday, and Friday. There's no need to recreate sites per day.

Placing officials on a site

Once an official accepts a day, their name appears in the "Unassigned" pool at the top of that day's sites card. Tap "+ Add" on the site you want them on, and they slot in under that site's roster. They stay attached to that site for the day; moving them to a different site is one click. The "Unassigned" pool is your safety net, accepted officials never disappear just because no site has been picked yet.

Per-official report times

Each placed-on-site row has a small "Report" text field next to the name. Type the report time as free text, "7:30 AM", "07:30", "13:00", whatever's natural. Bluebridge parses it leniently for sorting (early reports float to the top of the roster) and writes it verbatim into the .ics LOCATION block and the day-before reminder email so the official sees exactly what you typed. Leave it blank if the site has one universal report time set on the event itself.

The reminder email picks up the per-official time
The 48-hour reminder email includes the official's site name + their personal report time, not the event-level one. Same for the calendar export, the .ics event for that day uses the per-application report time when set, falling back to the event-level report_time when it isn't.

Removing a site

The trash icon on a site card removes it. Officials previously assigned to that site fall back into the day's Unassigned pool, their accept on the day is preserved, they just no longer have a site or report time. Re-place them as needed.

Editing a site name affects every official on it
Renaming a site (the pencil icon) updates the name everywhere, past .ics exports still show the old name (calendar entries are static once exported), but new reminders and the assignment row on /my-assignments swap to the new name immediately.

Removing a single day

A trash icon now sits next to the "+ Assign" CTA on every date card in the tournament. Use it to soft-cancel that day in one click instead of opening the edit dialog. The confirm modal shows how many officials are currently committed on the day, they get an email when you confirm. Removed days can be re-added from the Settings sheet.

What accepted officials see

Once an official has accepted any day on the tournament, the Sites card on the event page renders for them in read-only form. They see every site, the full per-day roster (everyone the assignor has placed at that site), and each official's report time. The roster is sorted by report time, earliest first, with the head referee bubbling up first when two officials share a time, then alphabetical. No edit affordances are shown to officials: no "+ Add", no unassign X, no editable report-time input.

Preview as an official
Tack ?as=official onto your event URL to flip the page into the read-only official view. The Sites & Schedules card renders exactly what an accepted official sees, useful for sanity-checking the schedule before you fire off the Share Schedule email.
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