Game Details
Review one game and manage its assignments and edits.
Review one game, understand its staffing and billing details, and manage assignments or edits from a single page.
Workflow
Review Details
Confirm the date, time, venue, sport, pay, visibility, and billing account.
Check Billing
Use the cost breakdown and pricing panel to understand Official Pay, My Fees, Remedy Fee, and Client Billable Total.
Manage Officials
Add officials, review requests, remove assignments, and track work/payment status.
Sections
Game Summary
The main details card shows when and where the game happens, the sport and variant, pay per official, and visibility.
Date and Time
Use the date and time rows to confirm the schedule shown to officials.
Venue
The venue name, space, and address come from the selected venue when a game is venue-linked.
Sport
Sport and variant help determine eligible officials and expected staffing rules.
Cost Breakdown
The cost breakdown explains the per-game financial pieces.
Official Pay
Official Pay is the pay per official multiplied by the number of officials needed.
My Fees
My Fees is your scheduling fee for this client, set on the billing account: a per-game amount plus a per-official amount for each official up to your cap.
Remedy Fee
Remedy Fee is the amount owed to Remedy for this game and is included in Client Billable Total.
Client Billable Total
Client Billable Total is the amount currently shown as billable to the client for this game.
Pricing for This Game
Pricing is stamped on each game when the game is created or updated by a pricing action. The stamped pricing determines the Remedy Fee for that game. It does not change Official Pay.
Protected
A protected game keeps its stamped Remedy Fee pricing until the protection date expires.
Expired
Expired protection means the Remedy Fee may use current plan pricing after a pricing update. Official Pay and the schedule do not change.
Missing
Older games may not have stamped pricing fields. Those games show a missing pricing message instead of failing.
Visibility
Visibility controls who can discover the game.
Unpublished
Only you can see the game. Assigned officials can still see it in their reserved games.
Anyone
Qualified officials and coordinators can discover the game.
My Network
Only officials in your network can discover the game.
Assignments and Requests
The officials area shows the current staffing status and request history for the game.
Add Officials
Use + Add Officials to choose eligible officials and send or create assignments.
Requests
Requests show where each official is in the workflow, such as pending, accepted, finished, approved, or cancelled.
Remove
Remove an assignment when an official should no longer work the game.
Edit and Delete
Coordinators can edit or delete games they own when the action is allowed.
Edit
Use Edit to change game fields such as venue, time, pay, sport, visibility, and billing account.
Delete
Use Delete carefully. Games with assigned officials may need assignments removed before deletion is allowed.
Payments and Work Status
When officials start working the game, the lower sections track request status, approval status, and payment history.
Scheduled
Scheduled amounts are expected but not yet completed or paid.
Pending
Pending payments have been initiated or are waiting on approval/reconciliation.
Paid
Paid amounts have completed payout processing.
FAQ
Does pricing apply to the tournament?
No. Pricing is stamped on each game. A tournament or event rolls up totals from its games, and those games can have different stamped Remedy Fees.
Does pricing protection change the game schedule?
No. Pricing protection only controls Remedy Fee pricing. It does not change Official Pay, the game date, time, venue, officials, or visibility.
Why does an old game say no stamped pricing is recorded?
Some games were created before pricing provenance existed. The message means the game has no stamped pricing metadata to display.
Why can different games in one event show different fees?
Each game keeps the Remedy Fee pricing stamped on that game. If games receive pricing decisions under different plan terms, their Remedy Fee may differ even when Official Pay is the same.