Teamworks AMS

Teamworks Innovations

About this app

The Teamworks AMS App allows performance practitioners, medical staff, coaches, and leaders to enter and access critical data and receive timely notifications while on the go.

ACCESS TIMELY REPORTS, DASHBOARDS, AND PROFILES
Easily run reports and view your dashboards or athlete/service member profiles from your smartphone or tablet. Select Favorites to help you quickly access commonly used reports, dashboards, and events. Switch between groups and use search, filter, and sorting features to narrow in on the data you need.

ENTER DATA FROM ANYWHERE
Mobile-friendly forms allow you to enter athlete and service member data from your mobile device. Use Favorites or the Calendar to quickly enter data for a specific event. Drop-downs, sliders, body diagrams, and more streamline the data entry process on your mobile device. Track custom athlete health metrics defined by your organisation.

STAY IN-THE-KNOW
Receive timely notifications of critical changes to an athlete's or service member's status, necessary interventions, or other important communications.

SECURE ACCESS
Signing into the Teamworks AMS App is simple and secure with support for SSO, face and fingerprint recognition, PINs, MFA, and Magic Links. If you manage multiple organizations or teams, easily switch between Teamworks AMS accounts.

Download the Teamworks AMS App today and start accessing your performance and medical data while on the go!

Ratings and reviews

App no longer gets past the logon screen. Usually locks up when inputting or after hitting sign in. Literally cannot use it anymore.

Consistent errors attempting to connect to a site. The "Remember Me" function does not actually remember the user and perpetually logs out upon closure

This apps take the fun out of sports epically when the club force the kids to use them

What’s new

What's Fixed:
- Updated user onboarding module error handling.
- Fixed an issue with sliders in a table.
- Corrected a bug with database fields.
- Addressed an issue where users were unable to use MFA.