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Where the hours go
Work with an owner and a date
Keep event work out of memory and group chats. Teams can plan in board, calendar, or list views, then open the related event without hunting for context.
Board, calendar, and event-grouped list views
Due dates, five priority levels, assignees, notes, and attachments
Inline updates with filters for status, priority, assignee, and event
Project management starts on the Professional plan.
Kelly Monaghan, Event Director at Magic Box Event Campus in Los Angeles, says ShoSoft saves her around 15 hours a week. That is one venue's reported experience, published as a customer story. It is not a projection for your venue, which is why this calculator asks you for your own hours.
Conference centers, creative spaces, performing arts venues, community centers, and similar independent venues running roughly 30 to 300 events a year with a lean operations team. ShoSoft isn't built for restaurants, bars, or wedding venues with heavy F&B operations, or for stadium-scale enterprise venues.
Event tasks with owners, due dates and priorities. Workforce categories, roles and rates attached to the event. Inventory assigned from the same record. Quotes and invoices built from those same line items instead of retyped. Project management and accounting start on the Professional plan.
No. The ShoSoft master calendar is the single view of every event, hold and block across your spaces, and there is no sync to Google Calendar, iCal or Outlook. Plan for your team to work in ShoSoft rather than alongside it, because a second calendar kept by hand puts the hours straight back.
Most venues are up and running in under an hour. There's no lengthy implementation or training requirement. Paid plans include a 60-day free trial, which is long enough to measure your hours rather than estimate them. Explore plans and features.