New Horizon Experience. This article describes the New Horizon Experience, which is available now. As of September 28, 2026, New Horizon is the default starting point on a computer or laptop. In the Horizon WebRef mobile apps for Android and iOS, New Horizon is already what you see. If you still have the older layout, choose Switch to New Horizon from the banner or your account menu. You can switch back to Legacy Horizon from that menu any time during the transition.

This article covers the Ratings hub for assignors when coach, peer, or observer rating systems are on.

Start from Members Home after you sign in. On a phone, open the side menu first whenever a step mentions the menu.

In the side menu, open Users, then choose Ratings.

Or open your account menu, choose Administrative Forms, then under Management Forms choose Official Evaluations & Rankings (the first word may match your organization's label for officials).

On a computer, the same screen uses the wider layout.

Users → Ratings appears for assignors only when at least one ratings system is on: coach, fellow official, or observer ratings.

Organization administrators: in System Settings → Features & Settings → Evaluations & Ratings, turn on Feature #32, #33, and/or #34 as needed, then save. After that, open Ratings from the Users menu or from Administrative Forms → Official Evaluations & Rankings.

From Ratings you can open ranking views such as Coach Rankings, Peer Rankings, or Evaluator Rankings when those tools are on. Use those links from the hub rather than hunting for a separate side-menu item.

Assignors and organization administrators see an AI Summary card on the Ratings hub. The first time, choose Generate — Horizon does not build a briefing until you ask. When the briefing is ready, it opens in a large window so the Ratings list stays clear. Later, choose View briefing to open that window again; Horizon can refresh the briefing if the saved one is out of date. Use Regenerate inside the window when you want a fresh run. You need enough evaluations with comments in the current season window before a briefing can be built.

The briefing is structured for quick scanning: an at-a-glance strip of counts, a short headline, theme cards (positive, watch, or risk), recommended actions with priority labels, and optional watchouts. Using AI Summary here does not turn it on for Incident Reports or Game Reports — each hub has its own first-time Generate.

On a computer or laptop, the older legacy layout appears only if you switched back to Legacy Horizon. Choose Switch to New Horizon from the banner or your account menu to return. Menu names may sit under Administrative Forms or the classic side menu. The jobs you can do on the page stay the same.