Field Manual · Setup
Six guides: four for running the club — a club, a league, a series and a match — one for the shooter's side of it, and one for the match day that has to run with no signal, which is the one to keep on the phone that scores. Each opens as a PDF you can keep, print and work through with the app open beside you; every button, panel and field is named the way the screen names it.
Setup guide · 01
Everything else in PRM hangs from a club: its matches, its series, its stage library, its waiver and its payment handles. This guide walks the whole club pass in order — create it, fill the settings every match inherits, staff it, then stock the stage library.
21 steps · 5 sections · PDF
Setup guide · 02
A league is the umbrella over several clubs: one set of equipment rules, one place the clubs' results are read together, one table. A club shooting on its own never needs one.
23 steps · 7 sections · PDF
Setup guide · 03
A series is the ladder a run of matches feeds. It decides how many of a shooter's matches count, what the finale is worth, whether a qualifier is required, and how each finished match turns into season points.
21 steps · 6 sections · PDF
Setup guide · 04
A match is built in a stepped book: ten steps, one section at a time, each with its own save button. Nothing is public until you publish.
38 steps · 12 sections · PDF
Shooter guide · 05
From finding a match to reading your name on the board. This is written for the shooter rather than the club — what to do before you enter, what the entry form asks and why, what to expect at check-in, what the officer's pad shows, and where your results live afterwards.
22 steps · 5 sections · PDF
Match-day guide · 06
Signal at the firing line is the exception, not the rule. This is the whole offline story in one place: the five minutes of work that happen while you still have a bar, what the phone does on its own once you don't, the things that genuinely have to wait, and the one mistake that can still cost you a day's cards.
33 steps · 5 sections · PDF
