
Illustrative example — not live athlete data
Morning briefing
Full training, adapt, recovery or referral: review the underlying information before deciding.
Omnisio Team · Athlete management
Bring athlete monitoring, training load and staff review into one working environment. Give every session the context of the athlete behind it.

Illustrative example — not live athlete data
Start with the question your staff needs to answer. Then open the information behind it.
Use the morning briefing and Command Center to organise the review. Open the athlete context rather than relying on a colour alone.
Review the planned session alongside recent workload and recorded availability. Keep changes visible to the staff who need them.
Review available session and field data against the plan. Use the result to inform the next conversation, not to replace professional judgement.
Move from the team overview to the individual athlete and then to the session. The purpose is a traceable review, not another wall of charts.

Illustrative example — not live athlete data
Full training, adapt, recovery or referral: review the underlying information before deciding.

Illustrative example — not live athlete data
Keep the available history, source and staff observations together, within the viewer’s permissions.

Illustrative example — not live athlete data
Understand the recorded workload and what is missing before planning the next exposure.
Field tracking describes the session. Permitted Omnisio App and Band data add personal context when that connection is enabled. Club records keep the staff’s observations and decisions in view. Keep sources and timestamps visible so staff know which part of the picture they are reviewing.
Position and movement from the configured tracking workflow.
Available, consented personal data — with its actual source and freshness.
Planning, availability and documented professional review.
For an outdoor workflow built around cellular data transfer. Explore the live path, onboard sensing and connectivity requirements.
Explore InfinityFor recording the session and transferring it afterwards through the supported Hub or USB workflow.
Explore InspiritConnect the plan, recorded workload and daily review without losing the individual athlete.
Work with the records your role is permitted to see. Technical access is not blanket access to personal health information.
Keep the organisation, squads and staff access structured. Review the enabled management views without opening unrelated private records.
Discuss the workflow for men’s and women’s teams, academies and professional training environments. Football, basketball, volleyball and ice hockey have different session contexts. GPS positioning is an outdoor capability; an indoor sport does not turn GNSS into an indoor positioning system. Youth access and data sharing require their own permitted setup.
The public website is not your team database. Customer access belongs to the protected Team application, using your existing account and the organisation permissions enforced by the service.
No. Omnisio Team is the professional workspace. Omnisio App and Band remain the personal experience. Data sharing between them depends on the enabled connection, the permitted information and the athlete’s sharing settings.
Yes. Use Log in to reach the existing Team account flow. The new website does not require a replacement account or a new password. You may need to sign in once on the new address.
No. Choose “Help me compare” in the form. The discussion can cover platform-only requirements, live field workflows and post-session recording. Hardware, connectivity and service scope are agreed separately.
No. The platform supports review and planning. It does not provide a medical diagnosis, a guaranteed injury prediction or autonomous clearance. Qualified staff retain responsibility for those decisions.