Agent
The agent side of the process
A recorded recommendation and follow-up line for players you represent. Packages, pool, and club requests move in-product.
Club requests and scout files read in the same rubric language. Player consent still gates detail.
Four steps
From registration to the club desk — the agent perspective; at each stop, authority, quota, and the official record line stay visible.
Account
Verified agent door
After agent account approval, recommendation and pool surfaces open; menus stay limited by role. The players you represent and transaction history are traceable in the file. Unauthorized actions are blocked; every recommendation and request is recorded on the same profile.
Recommendation
Player file
Application or recommendation for your player sits in one file; match context, position, and contact details stay aligned with the scout rubric. The consent line moves on the same line as the player side; detail that will open to clubs does not widen before approval. Scout review and revisions show in the file; you follow status from the panel.
Pool
Match club need
Pool subscription and packages list in-product; quota and duration are clear at purchase. Requests and status stay on the file.
Follow-up
Club communication
Information requests, revision, and preview move in the same file; the request does not close until the response completes in-product. Side-channel messaging and email are not the official record; decision language at the club desk reads from the file. Feedback lands on the player profile; you follow within your authority as agent.
Commercial line
On the agent side, consent and record discipline still hold; the three principles below carry commercial tempo.
Transparent package
Quota, duration, and scope are clear at purchase; there are no hidden limits or side-channel fees.
One file
Recommendation, feedback, and club requests stay on the same profile. No lost notes or parallel story forms.
Club language
Output stays aligned with the scout rubric; you do not need a second translation layer at the desk.