Your roster, organised

How it works

1. 1

   Add an artist

   Add an artist: a name check stops duplicates, or import the profile from a CV, bio or PDF.

2. 2

   Profile the venues ask for

   Addresses, passports, tax data by country and bank accounts live on the artist record.

3. 3

   Repertoire in the same place

   Roles, works and discography sit on the artist — ready for pitches, castings and programmes.

4. 4

   Materials without the shared drive hunt

   Biographies, photos, videos, press and acclaim stay on the record for press kits and dossiers.

5. 5

   Calendars that match the roster

   Engagements, inquiries and open proposals show on the artist calendar from the same CRM data.

6. 6

   Invite to Artist Zone

   Invite the artist so they confirm personal data and see their schedule without a parallel file.

The details that matter

• Several managers and logistics people per artist; each sees their artists under My Artists.
• Exclusive, non-exclusive, non-roster and archived artists, with history kept when someone leaves.
• Repertoire, discography, files and an activity timeline on every artist.
• Biographies in several languages and lengths, with an AI review you compare before accepting.
• Personal Form PDF where you choose the sections and which bank account and passport to include.
• PDF dossier for opera, concert or ballet and the artist's own website fed from the record. Add-on
• Bulk changes to managers, discipline or representation across many artists.
• Artist Zone and the Artist app: contracts, calendar, invoices, messages with the agency.

Connected to the rest

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