Practical guidance for professional sports collaboration.
Understand the key areas of PRO LEVEL, what each one helps you achieve and the best next step for your role.
Start with the workspace designed for your role
After creating an account, PRO LEVEL presents the areas relevant to your professional activity. Athletes focus on their identity and opportunities, while clubs, academies and sports professionals focus on discovery, evaluation and collaboration.
- Confirm your contact details and professional role.
- Complete the most relevant profile information first.
- Review privacy and visibility choices before sharing.
Understand what determines your access
Your account role defines the type of workspace you receive. Organisation membership defines where you may collaborate, while the active membership plan defines which professional capabilities are available.
When you belong to more than one organisation, always confirm the active workspace before reviewing private profiles, reports or team decisions.
- Choose the organisation connected to your current task.
- Ask an authorised manager when your responsibilities change.
- Review your membership options when a professional area is unavailable.
Use PRO LEVEL in the language that feels natural
Open the language selector in the navigation or footer, search by language name or code and choose from all 37 available experiences. Your preference is remembered on the device and does not change your account, role, organisation or active work.
The selected language follows you across public pages, Demo Mode, professional workspaces, customer guidance and account messages. Arabic and Hebrew also change the reading direction automatically.
- Use search instead of scrolling through the complete list.
- Changing language never resets your Demo session or workspace progress.
- Contact customer support if a message is unclear or remains in another language.
Understand how sporting and regional context shapes the experience
PRO LEVEL connects countries, regions, sports and competitions so the information you see remains relevant to your professional objective. This may influence available filters, event catalogues, opportunity visibility and the context shown in profiles or reports.
Changing a filter or sporting context does not change your account role or organisation permissions. It refines the professional information available for the task.
- Confirm the active country and sport before starting a broad search.
- Use competition and season context when comparing athletes or reports.
- Contact customer support if a relevant regional option is unavailable.
Present information that supports a real sporting decision
A strong profile is clear, current and relevant. Use accurate sporting information, meaningful experience, achievements, media and documents that help professionals understand the person behind the profile.
Quality and relevance matter more than volume. Add information that helps someone evaluate experience, potential or organisational fit.
Keep recruitment organised from discovery to decision
Use relevant filters to discover athletes, review their context, compare candidates and continue with shortlists, evaluations, trial opportunities and team decisions.
- Discover people who match the sporting objective.
- Review evidence and professional context.
- Record a consistent evaluation.
- Coordinate responsibilities and the next action.
- Keep the final decision clear for the team.
Use documents, media and reports with purpose
Connect every item to a clear professional purpose: presenting experience, supporting an evaluation, confirming an achievement or documenting a recruitment decision.
- Use descriptive titles and current information.
- Share only materials you are authorised to use.
- Avoid unnecessary sensitive information.
- Keep private observations within the appropriate workspace.
Protect identity, privacy and professional trust
Use strong account access, review visibility choices, report suspicious or unsafe behaviour and contact the PRO LEVEL team when a privacy or safety question needs attention.