General Site Settings
General Site Settings is where you set your club's core identity — the names that appear across your site, the contact email for system messages, and some defaults that affect applications.
Where to find it
- Go to Site Settings in the Club Management Portal.
- Open General Site Settings.
- Make your changes and save.
General Information
Full Club Name — The primary name used throughout the site header, footer, and email templates. Required.
Full Club LEGAL Name — Used in the site footer and in search engine metadata. Required.
Short Club Name — A shorter version of the club name, used where space is limited. Most clubs use their acronym here — for example, "LVC" for Lakewood Valley Club. Required.
Footer Copy — Additional text that appears in the site footer. Can include simple HTML such as links or paragraphs.
Default Contact Email — The email address (or comma-separated list of addresses) used as the default contact for system-generated emails and the public site.
Membership Applications Settings
Application Notification Emails — Where notifications go when someone submits an application. Accepts a comma-separated list of email addresses.
Additional Roles with View/Download Access — By default, only Admin and Application Manager can view and download application documents. This setting lets you grant view/download access to additional roles (for example, Board members who review applications). This does not give those roles upload or delete access — just the ability to view and download.
If you expand document access here, make sure the same roles can also reach the Applications area itself.
When to update this page
- Your club name has changed or needs correcting
- Footer wording or links need updating
- Contact or notification email addresses have changed (staff or volunteer turnover)
- You want additional roles to be able to review application documents
Related topics
- Site Settings - Overview of all Site Settings pages.
- Applications - Where applications and their documents are managed.
- Branding & Design - Logo, icon, theme, and font choices.