Import from DFBnet

Scorilo can read a match from DFBnet, the German football association’s platform: team names, match title, logos, lineups with shirt numbers, player photos and referees. Scorilo writes nothing back to DFBnet, does not create a match report and does not report results.

Prerequisites:

a DFBnet account of your club that may see the match,
an internet connection during the import. Afterwards everything works offline.

Create a new match from DFBnet

Select Preparation → New match…, then From DFBnet.
If you are not signed in yet, sign in. You enter your user name and password only in DFBnet’s own sign-in window.
Choose the Search context and the date range (at most 31 days) and search.
Select Select next to the match you want.
Check the values. Fields from DFBnet are marked DFBnet; Not in DFBnet shows what DFBnet does not provide for this match. You can still change every field.
Select Create.

Result: The new match contains teams, logos, squads with shirt numbers and photos. The Preparation header shows “DFBnet” with the import date.

Back, Cancel or Esc discard the preview without creating anything.

Take data into an existing match

Prerequisite: The match has not started and no draft is open in Preparation.

Select Preparation → Sources → Import from DFBnet… or File → Import from DFBnet….
Sign in with Sign in to DFBnet…, search for the match and select Preview import.
Choose what to take: Team names and match title, Available logos, Public-eligible player lists and Complete match record and player photos (private).
Select Apply selected data.

Refresh later

If lineups are only released shortly before the match, select Refresh on the DFBnet card in Preparation → Sources. Scorilo reads the same match again and shows the preview. Details… shows all data that was read; Remove deletes the private DFBnet data from the match.

What DFBnet does not always provide

If there is no match report or released lineup yet, only names and logos come through. Scorilo does not create a report to get more.
Players whose publication is not allowed in DFBnet stay private in Scorilo. They do not appear by name on the display.
Photos and referees never appear on the display by themselves.

Birthdays and other personal details stay in the private area on your computer. They are, however, included in a Scorilo document when you save the profile. Only share Scorilo documents with people who may see this data.