Velos is the platform your federation, clubs, coaches and athletes share. These seven
guides cover the work you actually do in it, and they are ordered the way the work happens:
sign in, find your own pages, run an event, keep the rosters behind it accurate, record what
happens between events, read what all of it adds up to, and train the coaches and judges who
make the next event possible.
New to Velos? Start with Getting started and read on. Already signed in and looking for one
thing? Jump straight to the guide that matches it.
1. Getting startedStart here. Signing in, what your account is allowed to do, and how to find your way around the sidebar.
2. Your own pagesThe pages every signed-in person has for themselves — the competition calendar, a judge's assignments, a coach's club, your profile.
3. CompetitionsOne archery competition end to end — setup, entries, shifts, scoring, brackets, medals and the paperwork for the day.
4. ClubsClubs and the athletes on them: creating a club, keeping its roster current, and the portal its own coaches read and its officials run the club from.
5. TrainingSessions recorded on the web and on the phone — how they are scored, what they report, and where every arrow landed.
6. PerformanceWhat Velos makes of the scores afterwards: the totals on every athlete record, and the squad suite for federations that need more.
7. SeminarsSeminars for coaches and judges: scheduling one, building its roster, checking the credentials it requires, and issuing certificates.
Every page describes what is really on the screen, with screenshots taken from a live Velos.
Where a screen depends on what your federation, club or academy has switched on, the page says
so near the top rather than leaving you hunting for a button you do not have.
