Prepare the coverage brief
Keep the shot list, family-group notes, location details, and client preferences as event notes and documents.
BACKLINE FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Keep the event schedule, photography brief, team assignments, and important contacts together. Coordinate the moments that happen only once.

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BUILT AROUND YOUR PART OF THE EVENT
Use bookings, teams, calendars, communication, and resources for the work your business needs to do.
Keep the shot list, family-group notes, location details, and client preferences as event notes and documents.
Connect the lead photographer, second shooter, and assistant to the timing and assignments they need.
Coordinate portraits, entrances, speeches, and first dances with the planner, video team, DJ, and venue.
The photographer sees a revised portrait window in the event plan, coordinates with the videographer, and confirms the first-dance timing with the DJ before moving into position.
YOUR TEAM IS PART OF A BIGGER TEAM
Work in your own business’s workspace and coordinate through the shared event. The event’s timeline, contacts, notes, resources, and conversations connect the people involved.
Align the coverage schedule with ceremony and reception changes.
Coordinate positions, audio-sensitive moments, and shared coverage.
Confirm readiness before entrances, toasts, and ceremony cues.

ONE ESTABLISHED HIERARCHY
The foundation remains Global → Organization → Band/workspace → Member. For photographers, the workspace represents your service team. Its people and tools sit within your organization.
Event participation connects you to other vendors through assigned access. It gives the shared work a home while each business keeps its own structure.
See how the hierarchy works The names in this hierarchy are illustrative examples.ONE EVENT. EVERY VENDOR. WORKING TOGETHER.
Existing members can sign in to their workspace.