Eskuadra for sporting directors
What you receive from an agency, and what they see.
An agency sent you a page made with Eskuadra: a player, or a short list. This page says what is on it, what the agency learns when you open it, and what you can ask for.
What it is
Eskuadra is the working record of a football agency. When an agency wants to show you a player or a list, it sends you a link, and the page opens straight on your phone.
What the record holds for you
- A pitch page: one player for one need, with clips you choose to play, why this club, and the terms. Reply from the page: ask for terms, call, or decline with a note.
- A shared list: a few players for a position, with the columns the agency chose. Say “I’m interested” on a player, with a note, once.
- Clips load only when you tap them. The page works on a phone and prints on one sheet.
- What you tell the agency lands in its record straight away, so the next conversation starts where this one ended.
Who sees what, and where it lives
- The agency sees that the link was opened, for how long, which clips played, and what you pressed, under an anonymous code. Your IP address is left out.
- The link is long and random, shows only the columns the agency chose, and stops working on the date the agency set.
- The agency holds your name and role as a contact in its record. Eskuadra processes it for the agency; the agency answers for it.
What you can ask the agency for
- A page with the clips or the columns you need, or a new link once one has expired.
- That a link be switched off, or what the agency recorded about your visit.
- What the agency holds about you as a contact, and that it be corrected or removed.
Questions about a page go to the agency that sent it. Questions about Eskuadra go to hello@eskuadra.com.