Setting Relationships for Contacts

Creating Relationships for Contacts

A relationship enables an ArbiterOne contact to see a specific set of games. There are three types of relationships: Team, Site, and Bill-To. Relationships allow for contacts to see the games they have a responsibility for. To create a relationship, you must:
1. Click on the People tab.
2. Click the Contacts sub-tab.
3. Click on the Relationship link located in the top-left corner under the
Utilities section.


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4. Select a contact from the drop-down menu and check the Show All box on the right-hand side.


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5. Check the appropriate box next to each Bill-To, Site and/or Team for the contact you have selected and click Save.


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  • Team Relationships:
Contacts with a team relationship can see all games for a specific team, both home and away games.  Ideal for coaches and athletic directors.
  • Site Relationships:
Contacts with a site relationship can see all games at a specific site. Use this option for contacts who need to see home games only.  Ideal for site staff and school administrators.
  • Bill-to Relationships:
Contacts with a bill-to relationship can see all games they are being billed for. They can also print game vouchers and pay officials via ArbiterPay. Ideal for treasurers.


Missing a site, team, or Bill-To? Click the links below to see how to add them into your group.
Adding a Bill-To
Add Sites
Add Teams
 



You can also set or modify a contact's relationships by following these steps:
1. Click on the People tab.
2. Click on the Contacts sub-tab.
3. Click the edit pencil next to the contact.


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4. On the left-hand side, click Relationships under the Assignments section.

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5. Click the Show All box on the right-hand side.
6. Check the box next to each Bill-To, Team, and/or Site.
7. Click Save.


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8. To remove a relationship to the contact, simply un-check the box next to the Bill-To, Team, or Site and click Save.






 

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