Checkpoints, the flyover video and the VAT regime

On your event page, each race with a GPX file now shows its map, its elevation profile and its checkpoints. Your participants tap a point to see its kilometre, its services and its cut-off time, and can fly over the course in 3D.

In the GPX block, place your points on the track, or import those from your file, then adjust their kilometre. You can also add points off the course (bib pick-up, shuttles, toilets, parking), and create your own point types with a name, an icon and a colour. If your file contains several tracks, show them as a single course or as one course per track.

To get started: Event Page, GPX block, then Checkpoints.

“Course video” creates a vertical flyover video of your race, with its name, its date, distance and elevation gain counters, then a call to register. It lasts 15 to 20 seconds, ready to post as a reel or a story.

The video is generated in your browser, then you can play and download it. Use a recent version of Chrome, Edge or Safari.

To get started: Event Page, GPX block, then Course video.

Your organisation now declares its VAT regime: VAT-registered, small business exemption, not VAT-registered, or VAT-exempt association. A VAT number is only required from a VAT-registered organisation, and an organisation that is not VAT-registered invoices its share without VAT. An association outside France can also declare itself as such.

Your organisation page shows what its identity is missing before you can invoice, ahead of your first invoice.

To get started: My organisation, then Complete the identity.

• “Mark as paid to the organization” works when a registration is moved to a full race.
• A relay captain whose basket was paid for another team can pay their share.
• An expired session or a badly pasted licence number no longer blocks registration.
• A co-manager can no longer remove the owner of your organisation.