Join a club by scanning its QR code
How to find your club in e.Vernetzt and send a join request: get the QR code, scan it, confirm the club name, and what happens while you wait for approval.
How-tos, walkthroughs and answers to the questions we hear most often.
How to find your club in e.Vernetzt and send a join request: get the QR code, scan it, confirm the club name, and what happens while you wait for approval.
How owners and admins handle the approval queue in e.Vernetzt: approve a new member in one tap, what rejecting actually does, and why it cannot be undone.
Set up a team or section in e.Vernetzt: name it, choose public or private, add the weekdays it meets, and assign a trainer and members while you are there.
Members can join any public group in their club and leave any group they are in, without asking an admin. Here is where the controls are and what happens after.
How an owner or admin puts a trainer in charge of a group in e.Vernetzt, what changes for that trainer afterwards, and how to hand the group to someone else.
Write to your club in e.Vernetzt: pick the type of post, target a group, a role or one member, add a date, and attach a two-option poll to see who is coming.
Keep the club ledger in e.Vernetzt: add an income or expense with a category and a date, edit or delete one later, and why the balance is never a number you type.
Trainers: record what you earned for a coaching session in e.Vernetzt, mark it paid or pending, and see your monthly total against the projected one.
How owners and admins change what somebody can do in e.Vernetzt: pick a new role, set a child account’s parent, adjust their groups, and who cannot be edited.
Publish your club’s supporters in e.Vernetzt: a donation link members can tap, a sponsor list with tiers, the rules the links must follow, and the limits.
e.Vernetzt never asks for notification permission at launch. Here is where the switch is, what a notification does when you tap it, and how to change your mind.
Get everything e.Vernetzt holds about you as a file, or delete your account for good. Both live on the account screen, and neither needs you to email anybody.
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