Your stage manager gets the plot, input list and power for every act, filled in from their rider. You sign off pyro, lasers and rigging before doors.
Each stage gets the stage plot, input list and power for each act, filled in from their technical rider. Plan the changeover between acts and call the crew for it on the running order. Your stage manager then knows who is needed and when.
Plan your generators and the loads in each zone, from the stages to the trader pitches on your power sheet. Keep a fuel log and send your power crew on refuel rounds. You get an alert before a generator runs low.
Keep a register of each pyro, laser, drone and confetti cue. Each one carries its licensed operator, its permit and its exclusion zone on your site plan. The firing plan sits on your running order, and you sign off each effect before doors. Rigging points, stages and structures get timed inspections, with sign-off and their full history.
Take connectivity orders from each zone and team, such as your traders, box office and press, and see your coverage on a map. Anyone on site can report a fault from a link, so your network team can find it and fix it.
Plan your stream schedule from your running order, and see from their contracts which acts you have the rights to stream. Embed the stream on your event page, so fans watch where they buy their tickets.
See how your team does each job in the dashboard, set it up step by step and get answers to your questions.
See each stage's day on a timeline, with build and break days on the run of show. Fix running-order problems, take stage specs and changeovers from the riders and stream the sets you have rights to.
Plan generators and loads by zone, log refuels with low-fuel alerts and sign off every effect and structure before doors. Connectivity orders and fault reports keep every team on site online.
The stage plot, input list and power for each act on each stage, filled in from their technical rider
Plan each changeover between acts and call the crew for it on the running order
Plan generators and loads for each zone, with the trader pitches from your power sheets
Record each refuel, send your power crew on refuel rounds and get a low-fuel alert
Each pyro, laser, drone and confetti cue with its licensed operator, permit, exclusion zone and firing plan, signed off before doors
Timed inspections of rigging points, stages and structures, with sign-off and full history
Take connectivity orders by zone and team, see your coverage on a map and get fault reports from a link
Plan the stream schedule from your running order, check each act's streaming rights and embed the stream on your event page
Work out the backline and production to hire from each rider, and send each supplier their lines
Catch clashes, short changeovers and sets past curfew before show day, each with a fix from Fai
Call each cue on show day from a run of show that Fai drafts and you lock
From each act's technical rider. The stage plot, input list and power fill in from it, ready for your production team to check.
Yes. Each effect names its licensed operator, and their licence is checked against the documents they added for their shifts.
The acts whose contracts give you streaming rights. You see each act's streaming rights beside your stream schedule.
Each inspection keeps its time, the person who signed it off and its full history, so you can show what was checked and when.
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