Welcome to GearLocker: Platform Overview

Welcome to GearLocker! This article walks you through a high-level tour of the platform so you know where everything lives when you first log in. Pair it with the video below for a guided walkthrough.

GearLocker Overview: Organization, Teams, and Core Actions


1. Start at the organization level 0:00

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  • After logging in, check the top-left corner to see which organization you’re viewing.
  • Example shown: GearLocker High School.
  • Users with school-level access (like an Athletic Director, Assistant Athletic Director, or Administrative Assistant) can view activity across all programs under that school.
  • District-level users can view multiple schools and click into each one to see the same dashboard.

2. Drill down into a specific program or team 0:52

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  • From the school dashboard, click into a program such as Football.
  • The dashboard updates to show football-specific metrics only.
  • You can continue drilling down into subgroups like Varsity Football.
  • Each level shows its own overview while still fitting into the larger organization structure.

3. Understand how gear is shared across levels 1:43

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  • Gear can be assigned at different levels of the hierarchy.
  • At the Football level, you’ll see gear shared across all football teams.
  • At the Varsity Football level, you’ll see gear specific to varsity first, then shared football gear below.
  • This lets you control which items are shared across teams and which are unique to a specific group.

4. Use the main navigation buttons at any level 2:20

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  • The same navigation buttons stay available as you move between organizations.
  • They always show data for the current organization you’re in.

    Key areas include:

    • Inventory: all gear for that organization
    • Personnel: budget overview and forecasting
    • Users: users associated with that organization
    • Community Sponsors: add members/sponsors
    • Messaging: emails sent when gear is checked out, checked in, or marked missing
    • Purchase Requests: requests submitted by coaches

5. View team-specific data when inside a program 3:41

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  • When you switch to a program like Football, the same buttons now show football-only data.

    You can view:

    • football inventory
    • enrolled students/players
    • locks associated with that team
    • other team-specific records
  • This reinforces the tiered structure: you can zoom in to a team or zoom out to the school.

6. Start a checkout for the current organization 4:11

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  • Use the Checkout button to begin a gear checkout for whichever organization you’re currently viewing.
  • Checkout behavior is tied to the current level, so it applies to that school, team, or subgroup.
  • Checkout can be turned on or off in the level’s settings.

7. Add new items, teams, students, or requests 4:35

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  • Use the Add button to create new records within the current organization.

    You can add:

    • a new team or organization underneath the current one
    • inventory items
    • inventory categories
    • purchase requests
    • students
  • You can also pull students from the school level into a specific team.
  • This is also where you can invite new students.

8. Wrap-up and next steps 4:59

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  • GearLocker is organized as a tiered system with school, program, and team levels.
  • Most actions work the same way at every level, but the data changes based on where you are.
  • For more detailed instructions, refer to the other GearLocker training videos.

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