See how the system works from check-in to the shift report.

Live entertainer status

See what every entertainer is doing at a glance.

A color beside each entertainer shows what they are doing right now: available, on stage, in a dance, in a VIP room, in a champagne room, checking out, or unavailable.

• Those status colors update live across every view.
• DJs, hosts, house moms, and managers are all looking at the same current information.
• Keep the booth and floor informed without getting on the radio for an update.

DJ reminders and promos

Keep announcements, specials, and events on schedule.

Schedule each DJ reminder once. When the time comes, the Tasks button flashes in the booth so it is hard to miss, even during a busy shift.

• Set an uptime dance special to remind the DJ at the top of every hour, or schedule announcements, contests, birthdays, and other events for the time they need to happen.
• Choose whether a task happens once, repeats throughout the night, or can be snoozed until the timing is right.
• Keep all of the club's promotion copy in one place, so the DJ can rotate through more announcements during the shift instead of relying on the same few.

Entertainer roster

Keep your entertainer roster current.

Keep a record of every entertainer who has worked at your club. See the last time each person worked, flag profiles that have been inactive for three months, and maintain the details staff need during a shift.

• Add profile photos, day or night shift assignments, and notes such as music preferences.
• Use Find Entertainer in Host View to pull up a profile photo quickly. The list is sorted by the current rotation.
• Filter the roster by day or night shift.
• Open the roster from House Mom View or the DJ console to check entertainers in.

Manager settlement and Door View

Approve checkout without a paper slip.

When an entertainer is ready to leave, the manager uses Settlement to collect the required fees, confirm they have been paid, and approve her departure.

• Once approved, two green dots appear next to the entertainer's name.
• As soon as the manager approves checkout, the two green dots update in House Mom View, Door View, and the DJ console.
• Door View is a separate, stripped-down screen for back-door staff. Give the door guy a dedicated tablet that shows entertainers' names and the two green dots, so he can see who has been approved to leave when they are checking out.
• Instead of carrying a paper slip signed by the manager and DJ, the entertainer can be cleared to leave when the required green dots are visible.

Owner-manager access

Manage your team on the website. Check the floor from the console.

Owner-managers use two separate sign-in points for two different jobs.