Organizations can manage multiple teams.
An agency can oversee a band, a DJ team, and solo artists. A venue group can organize separate venue teams.
STRUCTURE FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Global → Organization → Band/workspace → Member. Organize a single business, a group of brands, or several teams, with the shared event connecting the vendors working together.
EXPLORE THE LEVELS
A single business can focus on its workspace and people. Larger groups can organize companies, brands, and teams under Global and Organization levels.
An entertainment organization manages band, DJ, and solo-performer workspaces. A member can participate in more than one team.
Product administration and the service foundation
Umbrella group for related organizations
A business, agency, company, or brand
The working team with its own identity and tools
People with assigned roles and authorized memberships
THE CONNECTIONS MATTER
The hierarchy supports relationships across teams. A business structure can grow without treating every person or vendor as a separate, disconnected account.
An agency can oversee a band, a DJ team, and solo artists. A venue group can organize separate venue teams.
More than one organization can manage a band or workspace through assigned relationships and access.
A musician can play with two bands, or a crew member can work with different teams. Membership and permissions follow the relevant workspace.
HOW THE EVENT FITS IN
Who the business manages, which team someone belongs to, and which tools and records belong in that workspace.
Who participates in this event, what each team is responsible for, and which event details and conversations they need to coordinate.
Assigned access determines participation. Joining an event is a collaboration relationship; it does not automatically make a vendor part of the planner’s company or grant unrestricted access to another business.
Follow the shared event across vendor teamsTHE SAME FOUNDATION, DIFFERENT TEAMS
The workspace represents your working team. For musicians, that can be a band. For other event businesses, it can be a DJ company, photography crew, catering team, venue team, or service team.
Every team has bookings, people, calendars, chat, notes, and resources in context. Music, setlist, rehearsal, equipment, and production tools fit the businesses that need them.
Every dedicated vendor page includes its own workflow, sample screens, shared-event handoffs, and an example of the same hierarchy applied to that business.
Explore the vendor pages