A clear purpose
Teams explain why information is used, which coaching workflow it supports, and what is outside the product’s role.
When a team includes younger players, families need a clear explanation of purpose, access, review, and boundaries. Magnolia FieldSense makes these commitments visible before program access is configured.
Organization access, sources, and permissions are configured during onboarding.
Trust posture
Magnolia FieldSense organizes reviewed coaching information through clear roles, explicit policy, and protection appropriate to the people involved.
Teams explain why information is used, which coaching workflow it supports, and what is outside the product’s role.
Access matches the participant’s age, the program relationship, and explicit team and guardian policies.
Coaches and authorized adults remain responsible for feedback and decisions. Magnolia FieldSense does not silently decide a player’s future.
Account creation, media upload, roster import, sensor connection, consent forms, messaging, and storage are enabled only through an organization’s approved implementation and policies.
Questions families should be able to ask
These answers describe Magnolia FieldSense access and safety principles for organizations, families, and program leaders.
No. This public page has no form, account, upload, tracking, storage, or external connector. Program access is configured directly with each organization.
No. Magnolia FieldSense does not make roster, selection, playing-time, recruiting, scholarship, or eligibility recommendations.
No. Magnolia FieldSense does not provide health, fatigue, readiness, or injury assessments.
Magnolia starts with approved privacy and security requirements, role and consent rules, data-retention decisions, media handling, team agreements, and human-review responsibilities.
Shape the next review
Magnolia works with each organization to make purpose, access, and human accountability clear before program data is connected.