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# Assigning Categories, Leagues and Tournaments to a template

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Once a template has been created and configured, specific categories and tournaments can be added to it. That is, the categories and/or tournaments added will have their settings dictated by the template they are added to. The screenshot below shows Brazilian tournaments (red box) being added to this template.

If a certain category is added this way, it will include only the current available tournaments, not future ones, unless a Category Template is assigned. This is explained in Section 3.8 Tournaments Pre-match.

{% hint style="info" %}
It is also crucial to note that the user must save (green box above) if categories or tournaments are to be added to that template.
{% endhint %}

The ‘non-configured only’ button will quickly show all categories and tournaments that are not currently added to a template and thus require attention if they are to be offered.


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