Traditionally you can request a shooter to sign the score sheet and with this action verify that he/she approves what is written there. This is really easy to do with the pre-filled score sheets you can download from reports for each event, as there are clear fields for range officer and shooter to sign. SSI also offers competitors to a score sheet (can only be done by the competitor and date/time is saved ‘verify’ when this was done) online. Once a score sheet has been verified this is visible in all listings and cannot be by anyone except an organizer of the event. Also if the score sheet is updated in anyway the verification is retracted automatically (as competitor you can be 100% sure that what you verified is what will be in the score sheet). In order for a competitor to verify his/her scores he/she needs to login with SSI and can then do this under their competitor details or for each stage. This all legal/rules requirements from sports for electronic signing of scores and results and can be used instead of physical signatures on paper. As an alternative to logging in and verify a score sheet SSI offers the ability for you to sign a score sheet by using a 4 digit PIN code that is specific for your competitor. When a competitor signs a score sheet within a match the first time the PIN code he/she uses will be the one that is valid within this event and required. Only an organizer can reset the PIN code. This PIN code concept means that a range officer can access SSI and be logged in (as he/she as organizer is allowed to enter/edit scores) but when verifying the score the competitor must issue his/her special code the only they know within the event. [NOTE PIN code is available in SSI API and will be supported by SSI client] – Matches and Series (Events) The following are generic properties of any event (a match or a series); Name of the event. A description of the event that is visible to everyone. Each has a geographical location associated with it a latitude and longitude down to 5 decimals. This is – shown as a marker on the map.
Traditionally you can request a shooter to sign the score sheet and with this action verify that he/she approves what is written there. This is really easy to do with the pre-filled score sheets you can download from reports for each event, as there are clear fields for range officer and shooter to sign. SSI also offers competitors to ‘verify’ a score sheet (can only be done by the competitor and date/time is saved when this was done) online. Once a score sheet has been verified this is visible in all listings and cannot be by anyone except an organizer of the event. Also if the score sheet is updated in anyway the verification is retracted automatically (as competitor you can be 100% sure that what you verified is what will be in the score sheet). In order for a competitor to verify his/her scores he/she needs to login with SSI and can then do this under their competitor details or for each stage. This all legal/rules requirements from sports for electronic signing of scores and results and can be used instead of physical signatures on paper. As an alternative to logging in and verify a score sheet SSI offers the ability for you to sign a score sheet by using a 4 digit PIN code that is specific for your competitor. When a competitor signs a score sheet within a match the first time the PIN code he/she uses will be the one that is valid within this event and required. Only an organizer can reset the PIN code. This PIN code concept means that a range officer can access SSI and be logged in (as he/she as organizer is allowed to enter/edit scores) but when verifying the score the competitor must issue his/her special code the only they know within the event. [NOTE – PIN code is available in SSI API and will be supported by SSI client] Matches and Series (Events) The following are generic properties of any event (a match or a series); Name of the event. A description of the event that is visible to everyone. Each has a geographical location associated with it – a latitude and longitude down to 5 decimals. This is shown as a marker on the map.
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