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Cricket Auction Dashboard
Before and after auction night, most of an organizer's actual work happens on a dashboard, not the live console — reviewing pending registrations, checking which teams are set up correctly, and pulling results once things wrap up. This is the command center view of running a tournament, separate from the fast-paced live bidding screen.
Why organizers use this
- Single view of tournaments, auctions, teams, and player registrations
- Registration approval queue keeps the review process organized
- Results and exports are accessible without needing to relive the live console
- Role-based visibility means different committee members see what's relevant to them
Typical use cases
- A committee reviewing 100+ pending player registrations before auction day
- An organizer checking team purse setup a week ahead of the event
- A secretary pulling results and exports after the auction has concluded
Setup week vs auction night
Most organizers spend far more total time in the dashboard during the setup week — approving registrations, checking team details — than they do during the actual live auction, which usually wraps in a few hours.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the dashboard separate from the live auction console?
- Yes, the dashboard is where you manage setup, registrations, and results, while the live console is a dedicated screen used specifically during active bidding.
- Can multiple people access the dashboard at once?
- Yes, role-based access lets multiple committee members work within the dashboard simultaneously, each scoped to their assigned responsibilities.
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