Section 1: Notices
Coaches can post official team announcements, such as MVP highlights or reminders.
Adding a Notice
Only Coaches can Create a New Announcement.
To do this, from the Teams page, click the plus Icon to create an announcement.
Enter the title and description and attach any images or videos before clicking save.
Editing a Notice
To edit a notice, tap the relevant notice to load the details screen.
Select the icon in the top right hand corner and select whether to edit or delete the notice.
Editing will allow you to amend the notice details.
Clicking Delete will create a popup to confirm, confirming will permanently delete the notice.
Section 2: Upcoming Schedule
See your team’s upcoming events at a glance.
Viewing Events:
Simply click on the schedule to access the details of the event.
For more details on Events please see the Events Product Guide.
Section 3: Interactive Notices
Players and parents can like and comment on notices, keeping engagement high.
Viewing, Responding and Liking a Notice
From the Teams page, tap on the relevant announcement to view details.
To respond, type your message in the bottom and click send.
You can reply to someones response by clicking the reply button next to their message.
You are also able to like responses by clicking the heart icons.
Section 4: Filter by Team
If you belong to multiple teams, you can easily filter to see the information of the relevant team.
Viewing Different Teams
To view a different team you must be a member of that Team.
Next to Team name, select the arrow icon to open the dropdown list.
Select the relevant team to view their Team page.
Conclusion
Scout’s Team Page ensures that all essential team information is always in one place and easy to access. Unlike Naver Band, where updates can feel scattered and switching between teams is cumbersome, Scout allows you to quickly toggle between teams using the dropdown menu, making it effortless to stay informed. Whether you’re a parent, player, or coach, you’ll have a clear, structured view of schedules, notices, and important announcements—without digging through endless messages. This streamlined approach helps reduce miscommunication, keep everyone on the same page, and ensure teams stay focused on training and performance rather than administrative hassle.