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One crew. One day.One job.

Your crews on one shared calendar, so nobody promises the same Saturday twice.

What goes wrong on a Saturday

Three things it stops.

01

Two jobs, one team

The crew is what you actually sell, and it can only be in one place. Book it once and the second job is refused, whoever takes the call.

02

The three-day wedding

Mehndi on Friday, the wedding on Saturday, the reception on Sunday. Each day is booked on the crew, so nobody slips a second job into the middle.

03

What was included

Decor, sound, lights, the extra hour. Written on the job when it was quoted, so the invoice matches the promise.

A day with it

Four moments,and you see every one.

  1. 1

    A family calls about a wedding

    Three days in a row. The office checks which crew is free on all three.

  2. 2

    Each day goes on the crew

    Friday night, all of Saturday, Sunday lunch. Three bookings, one crew, no gaps.

  3. 3

    The scope is written down

    Full planning or decor only, the venue, the guest count. Agreed before the advance.

  4. 4

    You see every crew

    Who is out where, who leads them, and what each job brought in.

Inside the app

Your crews,day by day.

A row per crew, with who leads it and how many people. A full day blocks both halves. A wedding across three days is three days booked on that crew.

What one booking carries

  • The date, the sitting, and which space
  • The name and the number
  • How many people, and what the occasion is
  • What you quoted, and what you promised them
  • The advance, who took it, and what is still to collect
  • Who logged it, and where it came from

We open the real screens with you on the call, on a venue set up like yours. Fifteen minutes, and you will know in the first five.

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Event Management — the kind of place this runs

Who sees what

One book for everyone.Nobody sees more than they should.

The owner

Everything, from anywhere.

Every booking, every payment and every person. Today, this week, this year.

A manager

Their own team.

Themselves and the crew leads who report to them. You choose who that is.

A crew lead

Their own book.

Their enquiries, their confirmations, their numbers. Nobody else’s.

Our own desk sees only what is free — never a name, a number or a price. That rule is written into the database, not into a promise.

The next step

See it with your own names in it.We set it up for you.

Your spaces, your people, your logins — we set all of it up for you. Nothing to install.

Book a walkthroughSee the pricing

Priced per business, per month. You pick the plan by the size of your team.

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