New in Commit: Parent Push Notifications

Parent Push Notifications

When a message gets sent from Commit to members of a swim club, users who have the Commit Swimming app installed and are logged in, will get a push notification to their device. The push notification will state that there is a new message from your team and also give them the subject of the message. When the team member taps the notification it will open the browser on their phone and display the message from the club.

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Why add push notifications?

Before this new push notification feature, the fastest ways for clubs to get their members information was through email. Push notifications allows teams to message their members about urgent matters faster and more effectively. Teams and parents have also been asking for push or sms capability.

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How do you use push notifications in Commit?

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ONE - Parent or team member downloads the Commit mobile app

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TWO - The parent agrees to accept push notifications from Commit

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THREE - The coach or team leader sends a message to the club or group

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Four - The parent receives a push notification letting them know there's a new message!

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Other Recent Improvements to Commit:

1. Speed improvements with Calendar loading for large teams
2. Fix workout list infinite scroll bug
3. Speed improvements to generation of one off invoices
4. Fix for relay splits bug when creating relays
5. USA Swimming counts fixed for members with registrations under other clubs
6. Add year to registration date table
7. Add athlete age to breadcrumbs while on profile
8. Order swimmers by best times on events view for meet entry

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