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Shared Reports – Real-Time Participant Data

Shared reports let you give third parties—like timing partners, medical support or volunteers—instant access to participant data in real time, without exporting sensitive information.

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Written by Angus Williams
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Top Tip: Set up the report when your event opens so partners can access the information whenever they need it, reducing last-minute work close to event day.

Shared reports include:

  • Standard participant information (name, email, etc.)

  • Custom entry form questions

  • Affiliations & merchandise sales


🔹 Where to Find Shared Reports

Navigate to: Event Profile > Sign-Ups


🔹 Creating a Shared Report

  1. From the Sign-Ups section, click Share This Report.

  2. Customise your report in the pop-up window.


🔹 Customising Your Shared Report

You can control what information is shared and who can access it:

  • Report Name: Give your report a clear, descriptive title.

  • Password (Optional): Secure your report with a password.

  • Lock Race Filter: Prevent recipients from changing race selection.

  • Lock Status Filter: Prevent changes to participant status.

  • Report Expiry Date: Automatically expire the report at a set date and time.

Select the fields included in this report

By default, all fields are selected. Click a section title to select/deselect all fields, or pick individual fields manually.

Once finished, click Share This Report.


🔹 Sharing a Shared Report

  1. The new report will appear in the Shared Reports tab.

  2. Click Copy Link to generate a shareable URL & share the link via your preferred method (e.g., email, WhatsApp).

  3. Reports can be deleted at any time if they are no longer needed.


💡 Best Practices

  • Confirm with the partner that they can access all required information.

  • Use passwords for reports containing sensitive participant data.

  • Update or delete reports when data becomes outdated.

  • Only share the link with trusted recipients.


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