Quoted from jsa:

Yes, GnR will have that feature very soon. For home use, you can go to your Account Menu > Playing Preferences and set auto-claim and auto-submit on. Then if you navigate the app to the game, either directly or via QR, as long as the app is open, it should auto submit all your scores. We have some feature coming to make this even easier.

Quoted from Vespula:

Where is prompting?
Also I can't get it to use my initials. Ves
I slide the settingb to use infinitely and then i notice it slides itself back at some point after playing (when I compete game it says vespula and I accept maybe it changes the setting?) Seems buggy.[quoted image]

Quoted from MutterFudder:

Long press on the claimed spot that becomes “You” in the app to unclaim a spot.

Quoted from RA77:

Sorry Jay
The app is still crap
Accepting challenges cause major hangs.
I won't bother with challenges anymore until the problem is fixed.
App is still very unreliable and has a tendency to hang
Simply not worth the stress anymore.

Quoted from allsportdvd:

There is no S at the start of a ball, I don’t know what that means
If you mean the scorbit setting on the machine yes it says connected and when I go to connect again it’s says I’m already connected

Quoted from Ashram56:

Just installed a Hobbit, and enabled Scorbit
However I have an issue when pairing, it does try to pair, but I receive an error 'we couldn't pair your device with the server'
Wi-Fi is connected and active on both machine and phone
Any pointer to debug?
Regards

Quoted from jsa:

Yes! You have a few options here. Most importantly, you should know any achievements or posted scores remain in the system no matter what.
If you sell your machine, the first thing to do is to go to My Machines in your account menu, select the Edit Pencil next to the machine, and then the Tools > drawer. You will see an option to Detach. Do that now, as the next owner will then be able to pair it.
Next, since you don’t want the machine in your venue any longer, a less destructive solution is also in My Machines > Edit Pencil. You can start by tapping the venue name and creating a new private venue called Archive, and moving the machine into that venue. Now people won’t see the machine but it will still exist. This is a good option for operators with inventories they move in and out of a route. Home users may find this less appealing since then you will see the Archive venue when you check your venue list, but no one else will.
Another elegant way to handle it is with the Transfer option. Rather than the new owner creating a new machine, you can use the https://tools.scorbit.io website to transfer the machine to the new owner, which keeps the same machine alive with the existing leaderboards intact. Some owners like to start fresh, but since leaderboards are infinitely large, it can be fun to have them live on in the same machine. This is great for one operator selling to another, but may be less appealing between home users.
The last option is to Delete the machine in the My Machines > Edit Pencil > Tools > drawer. If you do this, the achievements and scores stay in your profile and can be seen on global leaderboards, but the machine itself is gone from the system.
I hope this answers your question! Complete documentation on all of these features can be found at https://support.scorbit.io.