FeaturesWhat is inside

Everything the job
leaves behind.

Not a feature list for a procurement form. This is the set of things that go wrong on a shoot, handled before they do.

  • Clients

    • Searchable client directory with lifetime value
    • Client 360 profile with seven working tabs
    • Contacts, family members and company rosters
    • Important dates, tags and lead source
    • Communication history and notes
  • Opportunities

    • Drag-and-drop opportunity board
    • Eight default stages, fully customizable
    • Filters by type, team member, value and date
    • Next action on every card
    • Conversion reporting by lead source
  • Projects

    • A job workspace per assignment
    • Ready-for-shooting score with live warnings
    • Schedule, shot list and operational checklist
    • Crew assignment with per-project permissions
    • Files organised by production category
  • Crew & team

    • Internal team and freelance network
    • Invitations and self-service onboarding
    • Document readiness: W-9, agreement, COI
    • Rates, availability, equipment, portfolio
    • Mobile crew portal scoped to one project
  • Money

    • Branded estimates converting to invoices
    • Retainers, installments and final balances
    • Receipts generated after payment
    • Project expenses across sixteen categories
    • Revenue, expenses and profit per job
  • Gear

    • Inventory with serials, warranty and insurance
    • Reusable kits per photography type
    • Readiness roll-up on project and dashboard
    • Check-in and check-out with assigned crew
    • Maintenance history and condition notes
  • Travel

    • Trip manifests per production
    • Flights, hotels and ground transportation
    • Traveling crew and locations
    • Travel documents and receipts
    • Trip expenses rolled into project profit
  • Growth

    • Retention opportunities feed
    • Email and SMS campaigns built for photography
    • Review requests and testimonial vault
    • Client reactivation and referral prompts
    • Concise reports on the numbers that matter

Travel that survives the road

Six people, four flights, one van and a gear case that has to clear the door at 5:45am.

Trip Manifest / AtlantaSep 12 — Sep 15 · 6 traveling

Flights

  • Delta 1422

    JFK 7:05a → ATL 9:44a

    M. Reed · conf. HK92QF

  • Delta 1585

    JFK 8:20a → ATL 11:02a

    J. Carter · conf. PT4L0X

Hotel & ground

  • Hotel Clermont

    Check-in Sep 12 · Check-out Sep 15 · 4 rooms

  • Sprinter + driver

    Gear transport, 5:45a call · conf. ATL-8841

LocationsCrewGearDocumentsReceiptsExpenses
Gear / Brooklyn Basketball CampaignPacking list
  • Camera AReady
  • Camera BReady
  • 24-70mmReady
  • 85mmReady
  • BatteriesNeeds Attention
  • MemoryReady

Readiness, not inventory

Knowing what you own is table stakes. Knowing whether it is charged, packed and assigned is the difference on shoot day.

Profit per job

Revenue is the number clients see. Profit is the number that decides whether the work was worth taking.

Money / Harlem Portrait SeriesClosed out

Project revenue

$12,800

Expenses

$3,460

Project profit

$9,340

EstimateInvoiceRetainerPaymentsExpensesReceipts
Digital technician at the capture station