Duties and members
Duty eligibility uses the same member and qualification records as the club portal.
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A separate tool can be right for one job. Problems start when every tool keeps its own member list. This edition is written for US sailing clubs.
US Sailing is the national governing body and the World Sailing authority in the United States. Boards also manage SafeSport duties and privacy rules that vary by state.
Reviewed 21 August 2026
Duty eligibility uses the same member and qualification records as the club portal.
Race dates, member boats and club roles sit beside the main member record.
Use dedicated race scoring and accounts software where those tools remain stronger.
Related pages: the full software comparison hub, sailing club duty software and sailing club membership management.
US Sailing is the national governing body for the sport and the US member authority of World Sailing. Clubs and other organisations can join its membership network.
What the club record should hold.
Keep the organisation membership contact, renewal status and board owner with the club record.
Open the official sourceUS Sailing courses include Basic Keelboat, Basic Cruising and Performance Sailing. Clubs should store the actual certification name and expiry details.
What the club record should hold.
Record the certification title, issuing school, completion date and any renewal needed for the assigned role.
Open the official sourceUS race committees add the US Sailing Prescriptions to World Sailing rules. The present rule cycle runs from 2025 through 2028.
What the club record should hold.
Save the RRS edition, US prescriptions and the approved notice and sailing instructions for each event.
Open the official sourceMembers, households, duty roster, race series, boats, roles, weather and the club portal.
Race scoring, fee collection, formal accounts and advice from official or professional sources.
Yes. Record the training status, completion date and role that requires it. Reporting decisions remain with the club and the official bodies.
No. The board records its decision and access rules in SailHQ after checking the laws and advice that cover the club.
No. SailHQ manages club records. Race scoring, fee collection and formal accounts stay in specialist systems.
Yes. The board can set local roles and record the training the club accepts.
The main app and database are hosted in the UK. Clubs abroad should include this in their privacy review.
SailHQ records payment status but does not collect fees. Clubs can keep using ACH debit or their current provider.