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Clubs & memberships

Member surveys run by each club, inside your platform

Example walkthrough: Courtside is a fictional product and all numbers are sample data.

Let club and association managers create member surveys and polls inside your membership platform, with answers on your domain and results scoped to each club.

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Ccourtside.example
3 quick questions

How easy was it to sign up for the league?

Secured by Courtside

The phone is live — tap through the Courtside survey.

Who it is for

Club, league, association, and membership platforms whose managers want to ask members questions.

Member pulse surveysEvent feedbackVolunteer availabilitySeason reviews

What you get

  • Managers stay in your platform
  • Members answer without another account
  • Each club sees only its own results

Questions it answers

Can each club run its own surveys?Can members answer on our domain?Can managers export results?
Product walkthrough

From a question to an experience inside your product

ResponseDock supplies the survey engine. Your application keeps the relationship, context, and visual identity.

Your app signs the user, their account, and what they may do, and the survey list opens inside Courtside. No second login and no separate dashboard.

Example product screens for the summer league feedback workflow, with sample data.

How it fits together

What you connect and what you get

This is the pattern running in production inside Compeetee. Your server signs the club, the person, and their role. Managers get the survey list, builder, and results; members get respondent access only. Share links and QR codes point to your platform, so members never see another domain.

  1. 01

    What your app sends

    • Club ID
    • Manager or member role
    • Member ID for respondent access
    • Theme file
  2. 02

    What you get

    • A survey workspace per club
    • Links and printable QR codes on your domain
    • Member forms on desktop and phone
    • Excel export for committees
  3. 03

    Good practice

    • Give members respondent-only access
    • Decide per survey whether members see results
    • Print QR codes for events and clubhouses
Your product, powered by ResponseDock

A survey engine, not another disconnected destination

Keep users inside your application while ResponseDock handles survey building, response collection, permissions, publishing, and results behind the scenes.

  • Theme filesColors, typography, logo, radius, buttons, options, width, and shadows.
  • Flexible surfacesInline embeds, modals, hosted surveys, and embedded management views.
  • Context-awareLink responses to the signed-in user, account, plan, or product event.
  • Controlled resultsKeep results private or expose a read-only public results experience.
product-feedback.ts
import { ResponseDock } from '@responsedock/sdk-browser';
import theme from './responsedock-theme.json';

ResponseDock.init({
  projectKey: 'pk_live_your_project',
  theme,
});

ResponseDock.identify({
  externalUserId: currentUser.id,
  traits: { plan: currentUser.plan },
});

ResponseDock.embed(
  'clubs-memberships',
  '#survey-container',
);
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Create the survey. Keep your brand.

Use ResponseDock as the survey engine behind your SaaS product, member platform, or customer portal.

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