Closing the season
Check the final table
Closing archives the season as-is — the final picture for your awards night.
📍 Dashboard → StandingsClose it
The current season becomes ARCHIVED and the next one is created automatically (next year, Jan–Dec).
📍 Dashboard → Seasons → CloseDecide on credits
By default balances carry over. If your group resets at rollover, tick the option — the app records a traceable per-player settlement.
- Standings: reset by construction — the new season's table starts empty; the old one stays in history.
- Priority: ROLLS OVER — streaks, misses and no-shows cross the new year. Loyalty is behaviour, not calendar.
- Credits: carry over unless you ask to reset (a traceable adjustment, not a wipe).
- Old matchdays never change: their points stay frozen as played.
Real example2026→2027: Tomás ends on 62 points, streak 14. In January the table starts at zero — but Tomás still tops the call-up queue: the streak crossed the rollover.
Period recalculation
Changed the scoring (say a win from 3 → 2 points) and want it backwards? Recalculation rewrites the frozen scoring of closed matchdays in your chosen period — and optionally reprocesses fees (refund and re-apply). It never touches scores or attendance, and respects hand-adjusted fees.
I closed the season by accident.+
There's no unarchive on-screen — but nothing is lost: history, credits and priority are intact. Contact support (footer) to revert the rollover.
I changed scoring and old standings look "wrong".+
They aren't — each matchday keeps its era's scoring. To rewrite the past under the new rule, run period recalculation.
I reset credits and regret it.+
The reset is a list of adjustments on each player's statement — delete them one by one and balances return.
What exactly resets at rollover?+
Only standings. Priority and credits carry over — credits reset only on request.
Does recalculation touch scores?+
Never. It only rewrites scoring values (and optionally redoes fee deductions) of closed matchdays in the period.
Two active seasons?+
No — there's always one active; closing creates the next automatically.