Your Sprocket website is not a separate tool. It is a native extension of your Sprocket system.
Unlike traditional websites that require you to update content in multiple places, Sprocket’s website and mobile app are powered by the same data inside your account.
That means:
Programs added in Sprocket automatically power your website registrations.
Staff added to the system can display instantly on your website.
Calendar events update across both website and mobile app.
Team and roster information sync between website and app.
Documents uploaded once can be shared everywhere.
You are not managing a separate website platform.
You are managing one unified system.
This reduces duplicate work, eliminates data inconsistencies, and ensures your website and mobile app always stay aligned.
If you update something inside Sprocket, it can automatically update on:
Your website
Your mobile app
Logged-in user dashboards
This “single source of truth” is one of Sprocket’s core advantages.
How Your Website Works
Your website operates on three layers:
System Data (Programs, Staff, Calendar, Teams)
Pages & Content Layout
Branding & SEO Settings
Understanding these layers makes everything easier.
1. System Data (The Engine)
Most website content pulls from other areas of your Sprocket account.
For example:
Programs → Power Open Registrations
Staff → Power Staff List
Calendar → Powers Calendar Content
Articles → Power Article List
Document Library → Powers Document List
Facilities → Power Practice Facilities
This means:
If something isn’t showing on your website, the first place to check is the original system section where that information lives.
Your website does not store duplicate data.
It displays live data from your account.
That same data also powers your mobile app experience.
2. Pages & Content Layout (The Structure)
Pages are the structure of your website.
Common pages include:
Home
Programs or Register
Teams
About Us
Contact
Resources
You manage pages under:
Website & App → Pages
Each page is built using Content Options.
Content Options are building blocks that tell the page what to display.
Examples:
Banner
Open Registrations
Staff List
Testimonials
Image Carousel
Video Feed
FAQ
Document List
You are not manually coding content.
You are assembling dynamic blocks that connect to your system data.
Navigation determines how users move between pages.
Website & App → Navigation
Think of it this way:
System Data = the engine
Pages = the structure
Navigation = the pathways
3. Branding & SEO Settings (The Controls)
Your website’s appearance and search visibility are controlled by settings.
These include:
Logo and colors
Banner styles
Page layout width
Meta-Titles
Meta-Descriptions
Page URLs
You manage these under:
Club → Settings
Website → Pages → Setup → SEO
These settings control how your site looks and how it appears in search engines.
Public vs Logged-In Experience
Your website supports two different experiences.
Public View
Visible to anyone.
Used for:
Marketing
Registration
Information sharing
Recruiting
Logged-In View
Visible only to members.
Used for:
Team schedules
Rosters
Internal documents
Member-specific content
Both views are powered by the same system data.
Why This Matters
Because your website is native to Sprocket:
You do not need to:
Update information in multiple systems
Manually duplicate program details
Re-enter staff information
Maintain a separate registration site
Everything connects.
When used correctly, your website becomes:
Easier to maintain
More accurate
Faster to update
Fully synchronized with your mobile app
Common Website Questions
Why isn’t my content showing?
Check:
Has it been added in its original system location?
Is it marked open or visible?
Has the correct Content Option been added to the page?
Why isn’t my registration appearing?
Confirm:
The program is open.
It does not require invitation.
The Open Registrations content block is added.
Why does something look different on mobile?
Remember:
The mobile app pulls from the same data.
Page layout settings can affect display.
Certain content types behave differently in 100% width layouts.
Where Should I Start?
If you are new to building your website:
Start with:
Creating core pages
Adding a homepage banner
Making registration easy to find
Configuring navigation
Setting basic SEO
Then refine design and content over time.
Related Articles
Website Launch Checklist
Content Options Guide
Navigation Settings
SEO Overview
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