Logging In for the First Time
As we move to our new
Integrated League Management System, we appreciate that you may have questions
about logging in for the first time.
While we have tried to make
the process as easy as possible for our existing families by converting the
information from our previous system, it also means that the answers will
differ based on your particular situation.
In general, appreciate that
our system consists of Users (parents and guardians who actually login to the
system) and Players (their children who play in the League.) Users are linked
to the Players, which gives them access rights to view player information and
to perform actions such as registration. However, a user must first log into
the system with a valid email address and password in order to access the
player information they are linked to.
If your child played in our
League in the spring 2010 season, the parent /guardian who registered your
child provided contact information, including their email address, during registration.
This information was used to create a user account for that parent / guardian
in our new system, with the appropriate access to each child registered. If
information was provided for a second parent, including email address, both
parents were setup in the new system for the registered players.
Communications have been
sent to the converted parent email addresses that allow you to assign your
password and to access your player information by using the link in the
communication. This is the easiest way to login for the first time.
Possible Issues
My child is
registered but I didn't receive an email with a link to verify my information
and create my password. You can still assign your password and login by using the
"Don't know your password?" link from the bottom of the login box on
the left hand side and following the instructions.
I don't know which
email address I used to register my child.
When you use the "Don't know your password?" link, you will be
prompted for the email address you need the password for. If the address you
enter is in the system, it will email you a link to complete the process.
Otherwise, it will tell you that the address is not valid in the system, and
allow you to try a different one.
I don't have access
to the email address I used during registration and therefore can't receive the
email to reset the password.
Send an email to our Webmaster at webmaster@pleasantonamerican.com using your
current email account and specify the previous email address. Note: Because
this may affect the access to your child's information, you may be contacted
prior to this change to verify your identity.
My spouse registered
our child, but I'm the one that should really be receiving the emails during
the season.
It's not a problem for both of you to receive email information about your
child.
First, use this link to register
as a new user. This will enable you to log in to the system.
Once you are created as a
user in the system, someone with existing rights to the player has to give you
access by authorizing you on the player screen. They can do this by logging in
and going to Parent Information->Player and clicking on the player you need
rights to. Use the "Provide Access Rights to an Additional User"
button to enter the email address of your login.
You will need to repeat that
last process if you have multiple players.
I only entered my
email address during registration. How does my spouse now get access?
If the email information for only one parent/guardian was provided during
registration, it is not a problem to add your spouse as a user with rights to
your players.
First, have them use this
link to register as a new user. This will enable them
to login to the system. It will also be able to tell them if there was an
account created for them, but maybe the email wasn't delivered. Just follow the
instructions on the screen.
Once your spouse is created
as a user in the system, someone with existing rights to the player has to give
them access by authorizing them on the player screen. You can do this after you
have logged in by going to Parent Information->Player and clicking on the
player you wish to give them rights to. Use the "Provide Access Rights to
an Additional User" button to enter the email address your spouse used to
create their login.
You will need to repeat that
last process if you have multiple players.
When I registered my
child, I realize that I used the same email address for both parents.
When you assign your password to your account, you can change the parent
information to that most appropriate for that email address.
You don't have to have more
than one parent registered in the system, but, by having separate email addresses,
both parents can receive information on topics such as upcoming season
registrations and informational emails during the season, including timely
situations such as rainouts. As your email login also identifies your volunteer
activities for the League, it is also how we will be assigning appropriate
access rights for team staff and League officials.
My spouse and I each
registered a child under our individual email address, and we each only have
access to that child.
You each just need to provide access rights to the player the other parent
registered.
You can do this after you
have logged in by going to Parent Information->Player and clicking on the
player you wish to give them rights to. Use the "Provide Access Rights to
an Additional User" button to enter the email address your spouse used to
create their login.
You will need to repeat the
process for the player each parent registered.