Built for planned events

Different events. The same need for clarity.

Configure the operating picture around your venue, course, teams, risks, resources, workflows, and real-time information.

FAIRS•EXPOS•CARNIVALS•FESTIVALS•CONCERTS•RACES•MARATHONS•TRIATHLONS•ART EVENTS

Choose your operation

Start with your event—not generic software.

The core operating picture stays consistent. The maps, views, teams, forms, feeds, and priorities can be adapted to how your event actually runs.

Festivals & concerts

Coordinate dense crowds and moving priorities.

Keep command, security, medical, guest services, production, and logistics aligned across gates, stages, back-of-house areas, and changing schedules.

Venue zonesStages, gates, restricted areas, medical posts, and crowd-flow watch points.

Team accountabilityCheck-in, posts, assignments, current locations, and resource status.

Live command viewIncidents, weather, cameras, alerts, feeds, and priority activity.

Races, marathons & triathlons

See the course as one connected operation.

Coordinate checkpoints, aid stations, lead and sweep assets, closures, medical response, transit, and field teams across a long, moving footprint.

Course awarenessRoutes, segments, checkpoints, closures, crossings, and support locations.

Moving resourcesTrack authorized field teams, vehicles, support assets, and response assignments.

Geofence signalsUse zone entry, exit, and dwell events to support operational awareness.

Fairs & carnivals

Manage a temporary city in motion.

Connect security, medical, operations, maintenance, parking, vendors, attractions, and facilities across a changing venue footprint.

Asset & equipment statusManage vehicles, devices, equipment, facilities, and key locations.

Flexible reportsCapture inspections, incidents, service requests, and field observations.

Single paneCombine maps, sensor feeds, cameras, weather, and resource status.

Expos & conventions

Bring indoor operations onto the same page.

Coordinate security, guest services, facilities, exhibitors, medical teams, and venue management across halls, floors, entrances, and shared infrastructure.

Indoor levelsWork with floor plans, halls, rooms, entrances, and operational zones.

Service workflowsTrack requests, reports, assignments, notes, and attachments.

Shared referenceDistribute current plans, schedules, procedures, and contact information.

Arts & cultural events

Protect the experience behind the scenes.

Coordinate distributed venues, public spaces, installations, routes, staff, partners, and changing programming without losing the shared operational picture.

Multi-location viewsSee venues, installations, routes, teams, and active issues together.

Partner coordinationGive stakeholders an approved, role-appropriate view of the operation.

Flexible setupConfigure forms, resources, layers, dashboards, and documents around the program.

And much more

If it has a plan, a place, and a live team—we can map it.

Parades, markets, community celebrations, sports tournaments, airshows, waterfront events, multi-venue programs, and other temporary operations all benefit from a shared real-time view.

Configurable foundationAdapt resources, forms, zones, dashboards, roles, and workflows.

Connected fieldLink web command with authorized mobile teams and incoming feeds.

30-day runwayUse the access period for setup, testing, multiple weekends, and closeout.

Operational moments

Built for the decisions that cannot wait.

Scenario 01

A medical request arrives from a crowded gate.

Command sees the report on the map, finds nearby available resources, assigns a team, follows acknowledgement, and keeps the incident record current.

REPORT → CONTEXT → ASSIGN → TRACK

Scenario 02

A transit feed shows a developing delay.

The GTFS update appears beside route, crowd, parking, and gate context so operations can adjust messaging and field resources early.

FEED → DASHBOARD → DECIDE → COORDINATE

Scenario 03

A field team crosses into a controlled zone.

A location-aware rule raises a deduplicated alert with the team, zone, time, and current assignment for supervisor review.

GEOFENCE → ALERT → REVIEW → RECORD

Scenario 04

The next shift takes over command.

Saved views, current status, open work, timelines, documents, and reports create a cleaner transfer of operational context.

SUMMARIZE → HAND OFF → CONFIRM → CONTINUE

Your event has its own shape. So should your command view.

Talk through your event ↗