GigOps ships in small releases. Newest first, with the date each part went live.
A permit now has a life before it exists: an application from preparing to issued, the jurisdiction whose rules apply, and the inspections that follow it. Say the day the work begins and how long the authority takes, and GigOps works out the date the filing has to be in, following whatever has to be finished first. What the permit costs goes on the event’s budget as its own line.
An event’s structures sheet and its site map are one document now. A block placed on a CAD drawing takes its number as it is placed, zones reserve a run of numbers per venue so nothing shifts when a tent goes, and the sheet prices what is on it: structure prices by kind and size, add-ons by the unit, shared costs spread over the tents, and who each line is billed back to.
GigOps Company (listed as GigOps), GigOps Athlete and GigOps Scan are on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, free to download. GigOps Crew is next.
The apps →Room rentals in VenueOps: the client, the proposal, the contract signed with GigOps Sign, each function and its work orders, and the money, on the same calendar as your shows.
VenueOps →Sign in through your own identity provider, give your tools an API key that reads only what it should, and get a webhook when shows, bookings, counts or settlements change.
Pricing questions →GigOps Crew, GigOps Athlete and GigOps Company lay out for the iPad screen.
The apps →A shift schedule, a time clock, and crew calls by show type and room.
VenueOps →Judges score each run from their phones, leaderboards update as the scores land, the media follow live results, and prize money is worked out by place.
ActionOps →Import it from a CSV or Excel file, including files exported from QuickBooks or Xero.
How it connects →Paths, areas, symbols, a map grid, a title block and takeoff, numbered drafts you can compare, and printing on real paper at a real scale.
FestivalOps →Send a contract, settlement or deal memo to people with no GigOps account, and every signed copy carries QR codes anyone can check.
GigOps Sign →Each act gets an advance form, and confirmed answers become passes, meal counts and run-of-show times. An act on TourOps gets its set on its own show.
FestivalOps →The promoter’s counts come back to the tour’s ticketing, and both sides settle the show on one shared page.
PromoterOps →7-day free trial. Company Users are $39 per user / month. View only seats are $0. Crew are always free.
Leave your name and email, and we'll reply the same week to set up a walkthrough of the product that fits.
GigOps ships in small releases. Newest first, with the date each part went live.
A permit now has a life before it exists: an application from preparing to issued, the jurisdiction whose rules apply, and the inspections that follow it. Say the day the work begins and how long the authority takes, and GigOps works out the date the filing has to be in, following whatever has to be finished first. What the permit costs goes on the event’s budget as its own line.
An event’s structures sheet and its site map are one document now. A block placed on a CAD drawing takes its number as it is placed, zones reserve a run of numbers per venue so nothing shifts when a tent goes, and the sheet prices what is on it: structure prices by kind and size, add-ons by the unit, shared costs spread over the tents, and who each line is billed back to.
GigOps Company (listed as GigOps), GigOps Athlete and GigOps Scan are on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, free to download. GigOps Crew is next.
The apps →Room rentals in VenueOps: the client, the proposal, the contract signed with GigOps Sign, each function and its work orders, and the money, on the same calendar as your shows.
VenueOps →Sign in through your own identity provider, give your tools an API key that reads only what it should, and get a webhook when shows, bookings, counts or settlements change.
Pricing questions →GigOps Crew, GigOps Athlete and GigOps Company lay out for the iPad screen.
The apps →A shift schedule, a time clock, and crew calls by show type and room.
VenueOps →Judges score each run from their phones, leaderboards update as the scores land, the media follow live results, and prize money is worked out by place.
ActionOps →Import it from a CSV or Excel file, including files exported from QuickBooks or Xero.
How it connects →Paths, areas, symbols, a map grid, a title block and takeoff, numbered drafts you can compare, and printing on real paper at a real scale.
FestivalOps →Send a contract, settlement or deal memo to people with no GigOps account, and every signed copy carries QR codes anyone can check.
GigOps Sign →Each act gets an advance form, and confirmed answers become passes, meal counts and run-of-show times. An act on TourOps gets its set on its own show.
FestivalOps →The promoter’s counts come back to the tour’s ticketing, and both sides settle the show on one shared page.
PromoterOps →7-day free trial. Company Users are $39 per user / month. View only seats are $0. Crew are always free.
Leave your name and email, and we'll reply the same week to set up a walkthrough of the product that fits.