The foundation of Calisto Pro.
Nine apps that define what your business is and run what it sells. Every other app in Calisto Pro reads from them, so a policy set once is enforced everywhere it applies.
Nine apps, included with your account.
Each one opens on the screen you would actually work in. Follow any card through to see how it works.
The account layer every other app in Calisto Pro reads from.
Learn moreWrite the standard once at head office. Every location has it.
Learn moreA booking system for whatever your business books.
Learn moreStock, recipes and suppliers across every location you run.
Learn moreEvery showing, offer and contract on the property record.
Learn moreMemberships, from the day they join to the day they renew.
Learn moreSell the ticket. Seat the buyer. Scan them in at the door.
Learn moreThe people who run your operation, all in one place.
Learn moreThe routine parts of the business happen without anyone doing them.
Learn moreNine apps. One record.
Purview defines what the business is and what it sells. The other eight read that definition rather than keeping their own copy of it, which is why a policy set once is enforced everywhere it applies.
Purview
Purview → every app
What the business is, how it is structured and what it sells. Every other app reads it.
Blueprint
Head office → every location
The standard authored once at headquarters, pushed down and locked where it must not change.
Bookings
Booking → the day it falls on
The reservation, the day it runs and the bill it settles, on one record.
Inventory
Stock → cost of what you sold
Stock across locations, recipes and suppliers, counted and costed.
Listings
Listing → offer → contract
Showings, offers and contracts attached to the property they concern.
Registry
Membership → what it entitles
What a tier includes, enforced at the door and at the booking.
Tickets
Seat → scan at the door
Seats drawn as bookable inventory, sold on every channel and scanned in.
Workforce
Hours → gross pay
Everyone who runs the operation, their schedule and the hours they worked.
Automations
Trigger → the steps that follow
A trigger in any app and the actions that follow it in any other.
See how Calisto Core works in your business.
Pick your sector to see the workflows, terminology and configuration.
Hotels & Resorts
Hotels and resorts, from a single property to a group.
Serviced Apartments
Serviced apartments and extended-stay units.
Short-Term Rentals
Short-term and vacation rentals listed across channels.
Restaurants
Restaurants, from one dining room to a group of them.
Fine Dining
Fine dining, tasting menus and reservation-led service.
Catering
Catering and off-premise events, quoted and delivered.
Bar & Lounge
Bars and lounges, with tabs, covers and door capacity.
Real Estate Agents
Real estate agents working listings, showings and offers.
Real Estate Brokers
Brokerages with agent compliance and office performance.
Property Development
Property developers selling unit inventory off plan.
Coaching & Training
Coaches and trainers selling sessions and programmes.
Gym Management
Gyms and studios running memberships and classes.
Clinical & Spa
Clinics and spas with providers, consent and records.
Salons & Barbers
Salons and barbers booking chairs and stylists.
Live Music & Festivals
Concerts and festivals, from one stage to many.
Marathons & Endurance
Marathons and endurance events with waves and timing.
Artists & Talent
Artists and talent on tour, with fan events and rosters.
Venue Management
Venues selling space, with BEOs and availability.
Event & Production Rentals
Event and production rentals, out on hire and back.
Golf & Member Clubs
Golf and member clubs with tee times and member billing.
Recreation & Vehicle Rental
Recreation and vehicle rental fleets, hired by the hour or day.
Tours & Experiences
Tours and experiences with departures and manifests.
Home & Field Services
Home and field services dispatching crews to jobs.
Coworking Spaces
Coworking spaces selling desks, rooms and credits.
Content Creators
Content creators selling access, memberships and drops.
Videography & Photographers
Photographers and videographers booking and delivering shoots.
Graphic Designers & Artists
Graphic designers and artists selling commissioned work.
Online Retailers
Online retailers selling across marketplaces and their own store.
In-Person Retail
In-person retail with counter sales and multi-location stock.
Questions about Calisto Core
Eight of the nine apps come with your account at no additional cost. Automations is the exception: it is priced per user on its own, and it is included once you have a qualifying Calisto Ops or Calisto Commerce subscription. There is no setup fee and no separate Core plan to buy.
No. Purview is the one every business configures, because it is where you say what your business is and what it sells. The other eight activate around what you actually do: a restaurant runs Bookings and Inventory, a brokerage runs Listings, a gym runs Registry. The ones you do not use stay out of your way.
Purview is where a business unit is configured: its concept type, its catalog, its policies, its currency. Blueprint is head office writing a standard once and pushing it down to every location, locked where it must not change. One is the configuration; the other is the control over who may change it.
Yes. An account holds unlimited business units, each independently configured. A resort with a hotel, a spa and a restaurant is three business units on one account, each with its own concept type, terminology and currency, and Blueprint governs what they share.
Core runs on its own. It is the layer the rest of Calisto Pro reads from, so adding Commerce, Ops or any other product later means those apps already know your locations, your catalog and your policies. Nothing is rebuilt or re-entered.
Nothing moves. Every app reads and writes the same records rather than keeping its own copy, so turning one on gives it the history that is already there, and turning one off leaves that history intact for the apps still using it.