Scout smarter. Report with confidence.
One workspace for the whole scouting job. Keep a watchlist, plan your observations, write structured reports, log your expenses and send your best finds to club managers.
- Structured reports
- Watchlist & appointments
- Expense receipts
- Freelance or club
From first sighting to a club decision.
- 01
Find and follow
Add promising players to your watchlist, note what you saw and plan your observations as appointments.
- 02
Write the report
Rate by category, list strengths and weaknesses, add a Go, Maybe or No recommendation and attach your files.
- 03
Hand it over
Submit the report to the club. The club manager reviews it and records a decision.
Everything a scout carries, in one place.
Reports, watchlist, appointments and expenses are connected, so nothing gets lost between the pitch and the club office.
Scouting reports
Category ratings, strengths, weaknesses and a recommendation. Save a draft, submit it, or withdraw it.
Ratings · Go / Maybe / NoWatchlist
Keep the players you follow in one list and add observation notes after each match.
Players · NotesAppointments
Plan observations, meetings, travel and private time, with the players you want to focus on.
Observation · Meeting · TravelExpense receipts
Log costs by category, add a photo of the receipt and submit it for approval.
6 categories
Freelance, or part of a club.
Work on your own, ask to connect with a club, or build a team of scouts. You decide how you want to work.
Go freelance
Keep your own data and work independently
Join a club
Send a connection request to a club
Get assignments
Receive scouting tasks from your club
Submit reports
Send your findings for review
Decision
ReportsProposals
Found someone special? Send a proposal.
Tell a club about a player you have spotted. Add what you know and a note, and the club manager approves or rejects the proposal.
Questions from scouts.
What to know before you file your first report.
Who can use the scouting tools?
Accounts with the scout role. Clubs can also connect scouts to their organisation.
Can I scout without a club?
Yes. Freelance scouts keep their own data and can still use reports, watchlist and appointments.
What is in a scouting report?
Ratings per category, strengths, weaknesses, a Go, Maybe or No recommendation and optional attachments.
What happens after I submit a report?
The club manager reviews it and records a decision. You can follow the status in your dashboard.
How do expense receipts work?
Add the amount and a category (travel, ticket, hotel, food, material or communication), attach a photo and submit it for approval.
Can scouts work together?
Yes. A scout can invite other scouts into a team and the team lead can assign work to members.
Your next discovery starts with a good report.
Open your scout workspace and file your first observation.
- Watchlist
- Reports
- Expenses