Members directory

Most alliances have 50+ members, and at any given moment a chunk of those haven't signed up for Last Command directly. Officers still need to track them — donations, attendance, hero builds — so the platform lets you create placeholder members that look and behave like full members but don't need a real account behind them.

Placeholders show up in the directory, the Pulse leaderboard, donation rankings, Desert Storm rosters, and everywhere else a member can appear. The only flows they don't participate in are the auth-gated ones: they can't self-edit a profile or receive notifications, because there's no account to sign in with.

Each member page (real or placeholder) shows:

• In-game name, rank, alliance tenure
• Power level, HQ level, primary squad type, preferred role
• Power history chart — power-level snapshots over time
• Weekly availability grid (set by the member)
• Train history — how many days they were conductor / VIP
• Event history — best position and total score in the last 8 weeks of VS, Marshal's Guard, Zombie Siege and donation rankings

Hero data is also collected per member, but it's surfaced on a dedicated alliance-wide Hero Roster page rather than a per-member roster — officers usually want to ask “who has Murphy at SS+5?”, not “what does one player run?”.

1. 1

   Add a member

   R5/R4 use the Add member button. For players who haven't signed up yet, choose placeholder — they get an in-game name and rank, and you can fill in the rest of the profile yourself.

2. 2

   Bulk import from a screenshot

   On Pro, upload a screenshot of your in-game alliance roster and the platform extracts names, ranks, and power levels into placeholder profiles in one shot. Saves an evening of typing.

3. 3

   Send invites

   Generate invite codes from Settings → Invites. Members who join via an invite link are auto-linked to a member record. R5/R4 can also invite specific players directly.

4. 4

   Mark someone as on break

   Set an absence on a member with a reason and end date. Pulse's at-risk list will exclude them with a “On break” note above the list, so officers don't accidentally pursue someone who's already explained.

When an in-game player you've been tracking as a placeholder finally signs up to Last Command, an officer merges the placeholder profile into the new account. The merge keeps all history (donations, attendance, hero builds) attached to the real account. Until the merge happens both records exist side-by-side; they aren't auto-matched on name to avoid collisions.