Saturday morning, crowded gym, start of the departmental championship. The hall manager opens their browser to validate the match sheet on FBI V2 and finds a blank page. No panic, but no connection either. This situation is encountered almost every season in clubs affiliated with the FFBB. Understanding how the FBI V2 extranet works and having a backup plan when the server is unresponsive saves precious time on the day.
FFBB mobile app: the backup plan when FBI V2 is unresponsive during competition
FBI V2 outages often occur during peak activity times, on Saturday early afternoons or during the first days of the championship. The server hosted on extranet.ffbb.com then faces a volume of simultaneous connections that the infrastructure does not always handle well.
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When the login page remains silent, the FFBB mobile app serves as a backup solution. It allows you to check convocations, verify team compositions, and find license information. You cannot enter a complete match sheet, but you can access the necessary data to start the match while waiting for the service to return.
Specifically, the club manager or table official downloads the FFBB app from their usual store, then logs in with their federation credentials. Feedback on the app’s responsiveness varies by region, but it remains functional when the main site is overloaded. Keeping the app installed and updated on your phone before each competition weekend avoids the need to search for a solution in an emergency.
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To better understand how to connect to the FBI v2 extranet and quickly retrieve your access, a detailed guide covers the most common cases.
FBI V2 credentials: recover your access to the FFBB extranet without blockage
The majority of connection issues with FBI V2 do not come from the server. They stem from a poorly entered username or a forgotten password from the previous season.
Username and password format
The FBI V2 login is automatically generated by the federation at the time of validation as an official for the current season. It is presented in the format last.first (all lowercase, without accents). An email is sent from [email protected] with the username and a password creation link.
The password is case-sensitive. A case error is enough to block access. On the login page extranet.ffbb.com/fbi/, the “Forgot password” link triggers a reset via email.
When the creation email does not arrive
Several clubs report that the activation email ends up in spam or never arrives. Before contacting the departmental committee, check three points:
- The email address registered in FBI matches the one being checked (an old club email is often still associated with the account).
- The spam or junk folder has been checked, including on webmails that automatically archive no-reply messages.
- The validation as an official for the current season has been completed by the club, as without seasonal validation, no username is generated.
If the blockage persists, the request goes through the departmental committee or the Training and Employment department of the FFBB, which can force the reset.
Navigation in FBI V2: useful tabs for a basketball club
Once logged in, the FBI V2 interface displays several tabs. Not all of them concern the same profiles. A club manager does not need the same functions as a departmental referee.
The “Your organization” tab groups the club’s contact information, the name of the president, and the federal correspondent. This is where administrative information is updated at the beginning of the season.
The “Licenses” tab allows for managing pre-registrations and finding a licensee by name or number. For a club preparing for its season, this is a necessary step before the first day of the championship.
The “Competitions” tab provides access to entering results, time exemptions, and downloading e-Marque V2, the electronic match sheet software. The FFBB has centralized the tools for managing matches on this page.
Preparing your FBI V2 connection before the competition weekend
You don’t discover an access problem on Saturday at 1 PM. The best practice, adopted by the most organized clubs, is to test your connection mid-week.
- On Tuesday or Wednesday, open extranet.ffbb.com/fbi/connexion.do and check that the username and password work.
- Update the FFBB mobile app on the hall manager’s phone to have a backup access.
- Download e-Marque V2 in advance from the Competitions tab, without waiting for match day.
- Check that the email address associated with the FBI account is still active and accessible.
This routine takes a few minutes and eliminates almost all access issues encountered in the hall. On match day, focus on the game, not on a login screen that refuses to cooperate.
The FBI V2 extranet remains the central tool for the administrative management of FFBB clubs, from affiliation to result entry. Its occasional outages are real, but verified access in advance and the mobile app as a backup reduce unpleasant surprises to almost nothing.