Step 1
Review team and season details
- Open the managed team’s settings and check its name, organization, logo, colors and active season.
- Review the schedule, roster details and results. Correct the source records before sharing their public pages.
- Use the team’s actual public link or find it through Browse Public Teams; do not guess a route from the team name.
Step 2
Check visibility before sharing
Public pages and private staff tools have different access rules. Review the team, match and published profile visibility controls that apply to the page. Open the exact link while signed out to check the public result.
Publishing or sharing a link does not replace the organization’s permissions for player details, photos, contacts or videos. Review what is appropriate to make public.
Step 3
Player Profile Plus
Where published linked records exist, eligible player profiles can link to Profile Plus for career, development and position context. Administrators manage the record connections. A public career link is not a private, revocable coach-only link.
Step 4
Keep the public story current
Review changes to rosters, kickoff details and final results. A match with limited tracking may show fewer statistics or highlights. An external opponent record is not the same as a managed team’s full public workspace.