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Every frame recorded in CueManager — by staff, by the camera dialog, by the snooker marker, or by players themselves — is already attached to the members who played it. The leaderboard and the stats pages are that data read back. Nothing needs to be switched on and nothing needs to be collected first: a club that has been recording frames for a year has a year of history the day it opens the board.

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The TV leaderboard

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Get the address

Management → Branches, then choose Leaderboard TV link on the branch.
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Open it on the screen in the club

Paste it into a browser on the TV, a spare tablet, or a stick PC. It needs no login.
The board shows the branch’s ranking for the current month — won, lost, win rate, sessions — alongside the highest breaks. It updates as frames are scored, and falls back to refreshing itself on a timer if the connection drops, so a screen left running for a week keeps showing live numbers.
Anyone with that address can see the board. Treat it like a poster on the wall, not a password: it shows display names and playing numbers only, never phone numbers, spending, or anything else about a member.

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A member’s record, staff side

Open a member from Members and their playing record sits on their profile: frames won and lost, win rate, sessions played, highest break, and a breakdown by game type. Members see the same numbers for themselves under My record in the player app, and can share a public card of them if they choose to.

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What counts

Because the numbers are calculated from the frames themselves rather than kept in a running tally, a correction fixes the leaderboard too: void a frame that was recorded on the wrong table and it stops counting for everyone, immediately. Monthly rankings use the branch’s own time zone, so “this month” means what the club means by it.