🚀 Getting Started

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As a judge, your main responsibility is to review your assigned teams' submissions. Pitch tries to make this a simple, streamlined process by keeping the most pertinent information and actions right at the top of the dashboard.

<aside> <img src="/icons/report_orange.svg" alt="/icons/report_orange.svg" width="40px" /> Most of the Competition Dashboard structure is described in the Competition Dashboard section. This page only covers what is specific to your Judge dashboard.

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Edit your Judge Profile

One option you have at the top of the dashboard is to view and edit your judge profile. To do so, select

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at the top of your profile panel. Here you can update your email, job title, company, or upload a Profile Photo.

Your email is the email that you use to login to Pitch as a judge, so if you update it, make sure you make a note of it. You will need to use the updated email to sign in.

Your name cannot be changed once you are added to a competition by staff. If a change needs to be made, please contact the KCC.

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You can also choose whether you want your judge profile displayed on the Dashboard to competitors using the "Display Profile on Competition Dashboard" checkbox. If checked, your profile information (Name, Job Title, and Company only) can be seen by competitors.

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Once you've made your changes, select

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Congrats! You've updated your judge profile.

Judging Information

The main point of interest within your dashboard as a judge is the data displayed in the section at the top of the page. You will see either one or two cards here based on whether you've started to review submissions. Each card gives you a quick action to take relevant to the information it contains.

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