If two of your children train at the same club, you do not need a second e-mail address. On the answer page ("coming / not coming") you keep up to six further first names under your address. Each person answers separately.
How it works
Open a session via the link in your calendar and answer as usual. The first time, you confirm your e-mail address.
Tap "Answer for others too (e.g. a sibling)" and enter the first name.
From now on each person has their own line with "Coming" and "Not coming".
Good to know
The coaching team sees the first names – depending on the club's setting, other members too. Only the coaching team sees your e-mail address.
"remove" takes a person out again. "Remove me here" deletes you and all persons, including their answers.
This works wherever your club has switched on "coming / not coming".
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