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GigOps vs the spreadsheet stack.

Most shows still run on a stack of spreadsheets and documents: the routing sheet, the advance, the day sheet, the crew list, the budget. They work until one date moves and five files need the change.

Side by side

A date moves

Spreadsheets and documents

Update the routing sheet, the day sheet, the crew list and the hotel list by hand, then email the new versions.

GigOps

Change it once. The schedule, the day sheet and the crew’s phones all show it.

The venue advance

Spreadsheets and documents

Emails back and forth, copied into a sheet by hand.

GigOps

Paste a venue’s reply and GigOps fills in the advance for you to check. With the venue on GigOps, both sides fill in one shared advance.

Crew on show day

Spreadsheets and documents

A day sheet sent round as a PDF, out of date the moment the call time moves.

GigOps

GigOps Crew shows each crew member their schedule, pass, travel and time card. When the call time moves, text and email everyone on the show at once.

Settlement

Spreadsheets and documents

Each side builds its own sheet, and the two are compared line by line.

GigOps

Both sides add their lines to one settlement, with the math done for guarantee, versus, percentage and door deals. Once both sign, it locks.

Who sees what

Spreadsheets and documents

Anyone with the file sees all of it, and old copies live on in inboxes.

GigOps

Every person has a role, and every file says who can see it: anyone, the companies you book with, or only your team.

Cost

Spreadsheets and documents

The software is free. The time goes into retyping the same change.

GigOps

$39 per Company User per month. View only seats and crew are free, and there is a 7-day free trial.

Moving off spreadsheets

Bring what you have.

Paste a venue’s tech pack, a box office count email or a list of athletes, and GigOps fills in the fields for you to check. Import your chart of accounts from a CSV or Excel file. Schedules, budgets, payroll and settlements export as CSV or PDF at any time.

An honest answer

When a spreadsheet is still the right tool.

  • A one-off show with a small team, where nothing is shared with another company. A spreadsheet is free and everyone already knows it.
  • GigOps is worth it when the same change has to reach more than one file, more than one person, or another company on the show.
GigOps vs Prism →GigOps vs EventSuite →

Run your next show on GigOps.

7-day free trial. Company Users are $39 per user / month. View only seats are $0. Crew are always free.

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Your name, company and email go to a Google Sheet through Google Apps Script, where only the GigOps team reads them.

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GigOps vs the spreadsheet stack.

Most shows still run on a stack of spreadsheets and documents: the routing sheet, the advance, the day sheet, the crew list, the budget. They work until one date moves and five files need the change.

Side by side

A date moves

Spreadsheets and documents

Update the routing sheet, the day sheet, the crew list and the hotel list by hand, then email the new versions.

GigOps

Change it once. The schedule, the day sheet and the crew’s phones all show it.

The venue advance

Spreadsheets and documents

Emails back and forth, copied into a sheet by hand.

GigOps

Paste a venue’s reply and GigOps fills in the advance for you to check. With the venue on GigOps, both sides fill in one shared advance.

Crew on show day

Spreadsheets and documents

A day sheet sent round as a PDF, out of date the moment the call time moves.

GigOps

GigOps Crew shows each crew member their schedule, pass, travel and time card. When the call time moves, text and email everyone on the show at once.

Settlement

Spreadsheets and documents

Each side builds its own sheet, and the two are compared line by line.

GigOps

Both sides add their lines to one settlement, with the math done for guarantee, versus, percentage and door deals. Once both sign, it locks.

Who sees what

Spreadsheets and documents

Anyone with the file sees all of it, and old copies live on in inboxes.

GigOps

Every person has a role, and every file says who can see it: anyone, the companies you book with, or only your team.

Cost

Spreadsheets and documents

The software is free. The time goes into retyping the same change.

GigOps

$39 per Company User per month. View only seats and crew are free, and there is a 7-day free trial.

Moving off spreadsheets

Bring what you have.

Paste a venue’s tech pack, a box office count email or a list of athletes, and GigOps fills in the fields for you to check. Import your chart of accounts from a CSV or Excel file. Schedules, budgets, payroll and settlements export as CSV or PDF at any time.

An honest answer

When a spreadsheet is still the right tool.

  • A one-off show with a small team, where nothing is shared with another company. A spreadsheet is free and everyone already knows it.
  • GigOps is worth it when the same change has to reach more than one file, more than one person, or another company on the show.
GigOps vs Prism →GigOps vs EventSuite →

Run your next show on GigOps.

7-day free trial. Company Users are $39 per user / month. View only seats are $0. Crew are always free.

Start free trial
Book a demo

Book a demo.

Leave your name and email, and we'll reply the same week to set up a walkthrough of the product that fits.

$39 per user / month · View only $0 · 7-day free trial

Your name, company and email go to a Google Sheet through Google Apps Script, where only the GigOps team reads them.