Register a club, academy, league, federation, arena, or service organization so GlobeIce can connect its facts page, official GlobeIce site, and operational workspace in the right order.
GlobeIce should become the place where a club has both trusted public facts and its own official web presence. The launch pack keeps those layers connected without forcing a club to wait for a full custom CMS.
Public navigation stays inside GlobeIce facts pages by default, while the club-owned site is a clear official route.
A club-owned GlobeIce surface for presentation, news, contacts, sponsors, documents, and clear calls to action.
Every club can lead onward to senior, junior, youth, academy, and hockey-school teams without leaving the GlobeIce graph.
Neutral facts stay on GlobeIce public pages, while the organization-owned site carries the club's own voice.
Start with the public site and expand into operations, roles, documents, jobs, marketplace, academy, and member work.
Pick the commercial intent before submitting the organization request. Self-service plans can continue through account creation and Stripe Checkout; federation and league buyers stay in a sales-assisted lane.
Launch an official GlobeIce club website connected to neutral club and team facts pages.
A narrow pilot dashboard for one team: roster overview, tagged drill bank, and coach-ready PDF/CSV export.
A stronger HockeyOS workspace for clubs that need daily operations behind their public site and team graph.
Govern countries, leagues, clubs, competitions, source coverage, and official operating lanes.
Countries already available when your organization needs geographic context.
Club and organization facts already visible across the public graph.
Languages already available as GlobeIce grows into a multilingual platform.
Public, Person-OS, Org-OS, and Platform Admin are already shaping the launch foundation.
GlobeIce can maintain a public facts page about your organization even before the official organization-managed site is fully built.
When your organization is ready, GlobeIce can also host an official site layer for your own presentation, publishing, and trusted public communication.
Registration should lead into an operational workspace for members, admin, jobs, academy, marketplace, documents, and structured daily work.
GlobeIce organization onboarding should feel governed, official, and practical from the start, not like a loose lead form.
Open World or Clubs first if you want to see whether the organization already has a strong public GlobeIce footprint before requesting onboarding.
Create the buyer or admin identity first when the organization request should attach to a real member identity and plan intent from day one.
Open pricing when the first decision is whether this is a free identity, a club subscription, a larger HockeyOS workspace, or a sales-assisted federation lane.
Open HockeyOS when you want to understand what the workspace layer will actually unlock after onboarding is approved.
Read Sources and Legal when the organization request touches official status, public trust, or who should control the page and workspace.
The launch flow is intentionally lightweight, but it already routes your interest into governed intake so GlobeIce can follow up without losing context.
Your onboarding interest is stored in the governed intake lane with organization type, geography, contact details, and your primary goal.
GlobeIce can then review whether the next step should be a facts page, an official site, an Org-OS workspace, or a combination of those.
The fastest launch path is often facts first, then official presence and deeper operations once the organization is ready.
This launch form feeds directly into GlobeIce intake so your registration interest can be reviewed and routed properly.
