Identify the information
A private question, event change, announcement or decision to collect.

Communication in the team context
Important information reaches the right people and stays with the team, event, announcement or private conversation. The coach does not have to repeat the same update several times.
The coach changes the training time. The update should reach players or the parents who are the contact for younger players — without sending the same message separately and without involving the whole club. TrainTeam knows the team, the event and the contact mode set for its players.
The time change stays with the event and triggers the relevant notifications.
Availability is a response attached to the event, not another message to count.
A private question can remain between the specific people in the conversation.
TrainTeam separates a conversation, an official announcement, an event update, an availability request and a call-up decision. Each has its own place, recipients and next step.
The same team, but different needs: update a date, ask a private question or collect a decision in a structured view.
They start a private one-to-one conversation linked to the relevant team.
The announcement reaches the club, coaches, team or team parents and includes read receipts.
They talk in the event chat next to its date, place, availability and squad.
A conversation does not pretend to be an announcement, and a notification does not replace the content in the app. Each layer has its own scope and purpose.
A direct thread between two people from the relevant club or team.
A separate match, training or tournament chat for people connected with that event.
An official update for the club, coaches, a team or the team's parents.
A signal about a change, new message, availability request or call-up.
A message shows whether another participant has seen it, and an announcement sender sees its reads.
An attachment can stay in a conversation or announcement, while a permanent document stays in the club library.
A private question, event change, announcement or decision to collect.
A person, team, club or specific event.
Roles, membership and event links determine access; for player-related information, contact mode directs the notification to a reachable person.
They read, reply or make a decision without rebuilding context from another channel.
The scope follows club and team membership, the parent's link to a child and participation in an event.
Talks directly with parents, players, coaches and administrators. Publishes announcements to teams they lead when permitted.
Talks with the coach and administration, can contact parents from the same team and joins an event chat through a linked child.
Can message a coach or the administration. Receives communication directly when they are the appropriate contact for their team.
Publishes club and team announcements and can start their own conversation with a person in the club. This does not make them a participant in other people's one-to-one conversations.
A direct conversation is created for two specific people. A club administrator can start their own contact with a coach, parent or player, but the administrator role alone does not add them to existing conversations between other users.
Date, place, availability, squad and chat refer to the same event. A question about the meeting time is no longer detached from the match it concerns.
Current event details are the reference point for everyone.
A parent or player responds before the event.
The coach finalises the decision in a separate squad workflow.
Eligible participants clarify matters related to that one date.
Use a free account to see how conversations, events and announcements work in one system.
TrainTeam separates the channel where people reply from official information and from a short signal on a device.
An administrator publishes to the club, all coaches or selected team audiences. A coach publishes to their teams. The sender sees reads, and an announcement can include attachments.
Web push can signal a new message, announcement, event change, availability request or call-up. The user grants permission and can choose categories; delivery depends on the device and push service.
A regulation, form or schedule can be published in the library for the club, staff or selected teams. The same document can be attached to an announcement without uploading it again.
TrainTeam AI can prepare a draft message from data visible in the selected team, including upcoming events. It does not publish or send it by itself.
See the AI assistant for coachesTrainTeam does not have to replace every casual conversation. It does separate dates, availability, call-ups, official announcements and player data from an informal message stream.
See TrainTeam as an alternative to organising a club on WhatsAppFAQ
Yes. A coach can start a one-to-one conversation with a parent or player from their team. A parent or player can also start a conversation with the coach.
Yes. An event has its own chat for assigned coaches, participating players and parents linked to those players.
They do not automatically get access to other people's one-to-one conversations. They see and conduct conversations they participate in and manage official announcements within their scope.
Yes. An announcement can go to the whole team, its coaches or its parents. An administrator can also publish to the whole club or all coaches.
No. Announcements do not have a separate audience for called-up players. You notify selected players by publishing the squad for a match or tournament.
Yes. A conversation shows whether a sent message was read, and an announcement author sees the number and list of recipients who opened it.
Yes, on supported devices after the user grants permission. Notification categories can be configured separately. Delivery also depends on the browser, system and push service.
No. TrainTeam works in a browser. Parents can also add it to their phone’s home screen for quicker access. Push notifications depend on permission and device and browser support.
Chat is for conversations and replies. An announcement is official information for a selected group, with a separate inbox. The sender can see who has opened it.
Yes. Attachments work in messages and announcements. Regulations, forms, schedules and other permanent materials can also be published in the document library for the club or selected teams.
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