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Safeguarding is judged on what you can show, not what you intended. Background checks run through the same system that holds your staff records, so clearance status sits next to the roles and teams a person has been given — and an uncleared adult is visible before they are standing on a pitch, not afterwards.
Run checks on the coaches, team managers, officials and volunteers who have contact with your athletes. Each person’s status is on their staff record — cleared, in progress, or needing action — so you can see the state of your whole organization on one screen rather than in somebody’s inbox.
Because this is built in rather than bolted on, clearance is part of how a person is set up. Inviting someone, giving them a role and checking them are the same workflow, so a volunteer does not quietly end up with roster access and a team on Saturday while their check is still outstanding.
Safeguarding is judged on what you can show. Ligue keeps a record of who was checked, when, and what the outcome was, so when a governing body, an insurer or a parent asks, the answer is a record rather than a recollection — and expiries are visible before they lapse rather than after.
Safeguarding is not a policy document. It is knowing, on any given Saturday, which adults are cleared.
The adults with the most contact time. Clearance is visible on their record alongside the teams they are assigned to.
The people who quietly do most of the work, and who are easiest to let slip through because they were only helping out for a weekend.
Anyone your organization puts in front of athletes, with the same record and the same expiry tracking as everyone else.
First-aid and safeguarding certificates stored on the same record, so clearance and qualification are one view rather than two.
That is your organization’s policy and your governing body’s requirement. Ligue gives you the place to run and record checks for coaches, managers, officials and volunteers, and to see at a glance who is outstanding.
Only if you allow it. Because checks and roles are part of the same workflow, you can see that a person is not yet cleared at the moment you are giving them a team.
Who was checked, when, and the outcome — with the expiry date where one applies. That is what you need when a governing body or an insurer asks you to demonstrate your process.
Expiry is visible on the record before it lapses, so renewals are something you plan rather than discover when someone is already coaching without a current clearance.
Only the roles you give access to. This is sensitive information and visibility is deliberate rather than shared with everyone who can open a roster.
No. Your federation or association sets what is required; Ligue is where you run the process and hold the evidence that you followed it.
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