Take a guided tour through every event type in Arbiter Game—practices, games, scrimmages, tournaments, and everything in between.
We’ll show you how to build events efficiently, apply required details, prevent duplicates, and maintain clean schedules across seasons.
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Expand your Arbiter Game skills by learning how to manage all the moving parts that make events run smoothly. We’ll walk through facilities management, transportation assignments, students & rosters, and key workflows that keep your athletic department organized and compliant.
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Learn how to pull the right information at the right time—including event summaries, rosters, contracts, transportation reports. We’ll highlight the most commonly used reports, tips for customizing them, and how reports tie into your daily and seasonal workflows.
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A beginner-friendly walkthrough of how to set up your registration environment the right way. We’ll cover building your organizational structure, adding schools and teams, configuring roles, and preparing for launch.
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Learn how to create clear, comprehensive registration programs that capture all required information with the least friction for families. We’ll also cover the built-in reporting tools that help you track submissions, eligibility requirements, and communication needs.
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Discover how Arbiter Registration supports your day-to-day management of student participation and safety. This session walks through attendance tracking, injury/incident reporting, documentation workflows, and how the data flows into your broader athletic operations.
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Moving Forward, Together — a short online session introducing the BigTeams + Arbiter migration plan.
What we covered:
The Arbiter Advantage.
Discover what makes Arbiter’s unified platform stronger, simpler, and better connected — designed to support the same trusted workflows you rely on every day.
We walked through the key improvements that make this transition an upgrade, not an inconvenience:
