One schedule per team
Import the team schedule, confirm the home venue, and create workflows for home games while keeping away games out of concession planning.
For coaches and team leaders
When a team takes ownership of concessions, the coach needs a plan that does not consume practice time. ConcessionStand.ai converts the home schedule into a game-by-game operating checklist, creates volunteer slots with specific responsibilities, and gives the adult manager an iPad workflow. Coaches can support the fundraiser without becoming the only person who knows what happens next.
What changes
Import the team schedule, confirm the home venue, and create workflows for home games while keeping away games out of concession planning.
Offer time-boxed roles such as opening lead, Tap seller, runner, counter, grill, and closing lead. Clear capacity prevents accidental overstaffing or a window with no adult.
Give students constrained actions and visible instructions. Adult-only controls protect payment access, inventory approvals, user management, and financial closeout.
See what the team’s games raised, what products drove margin, and where waste or shortages appeared without relying on rumor.
The ownership path
Every step has a clear owner and leaves a record the next person can understand.
Map our first seasonTurn a school record into a specific, assignable action.
Keep the team moving without rebuilding the process every game.
Make readiness and completion visible to the responsible adult.
Turn a school record into a specific, assignable action.
Keep the team moving without rebuilding the process every game.
Make readiness and completion visible to the responsible adult.
Straight answers
Role and organization design can limit day-to-day work to the team’s games while administrators retain school-wide control.
Yes. Student-facing tasks are separated from adult reports and security controls.
Administrators can update the team and season and re-import an updated schedule. Import history preserves what changed.
ConcessionStand.ai gives the person responsible for the fundraiser a system the whole team can follow.