Member Dashboard

Use the Member Dashboard as the main landing page for signed-in members.

The dashboard route is /dashboard-member.

The dashboard is separate from the profile page at /profile, where members update their information, privacy settings, and password.

How the member dashboard is used

After a member logs in, Clubistry uses /dashboard-member as the default destination.

Helpful details:

• if there is an intended destination in the session, Clubistry sends the member there instead
• if there is no intended destination, the fallback is /dashboard-member
• this makes the dashboard the normal post-login landing page for member accounts

The seeded member-area structure

This repo seeds a Members page that forwards to /dashboard-member.

That Members section includes these child pages:

• dashboard-member
• roster
• profile

This means the dashboard is part of a broader member area, not a standalone feature.

Managing the dashboard page

In the Club Management Portal, go to Pages and open the page whose slug is dashboard-member.

There you can manage:

• the page title and menu title
• permissions
• whether the page is active
• where it sits in the member-area menu
• the page content sections shown to members

Helpful detail:

• the dashboard's visible content depends on the sections placed on the dashboard-member page

How it connects to the rest of the member area

The dashboard sits beside the other seeded member pages.

Common member destinations in that area are:

• Roster at /roster
• Profile at /profile
• Payment History from the profile page

This makes the dashboard a good place to direct members toward the pages they use most often.

Payment history in the member area

The member area includes a Payment History link on the profile page.

That payment history combines successful:

• membership transactions
• e-commerce orders
• paid form submissions

Helpful detail:

• payment history pages use the same sidebar navigation context as the profile page

Access and lapsed members

The seeded member-area pages are set up for member access, and clubs can further review permissions in Pages.

Helpful detail:

• lapsed members can still access /dashboard-member
• lapsed members can still access /profile

That allows lapsed members to review their account and renew if your workflow supports online payments.

Practical setup tips

• Use the dashboard as a simple landing page for member-only information and next steps.
• Add clear links or sections that point members to Profile, Roster, and renewal-related content.
• If members are reporting unexpected post-login destinations, remember that intended URLs take priority over the default dashboard redirect.
• Review the page permissions on dashboard-member if access does not match your expectations.

Related topics

• Pages - Manage the dashboard-member page and its content sections.
• Roster - Understand the member directory page in the same area.
• Members - Manage member accounts and profile data.
• Member Profile - Understand the separate self-service page used to update account information.
• Dues and Renewals - Review renewal workflows tied to the member experience.
• Set Up Clubistry Payments - Review the initial Stripe setup if your club accepts online payments.
• Lapsed Members - Review which member-area pages remain available after lapse.