How does a club run match day, the concert and the members from one record?
The fixture list, the stands, the gates, the members and the stewards on one system, so the turnstile and the office read the same day.
One operating system for stadiums & arenas
Calisto Pro is the software that runs a stadium, an arena or a club's ground, from the fixture list to the final whistle: your whole ground in one place, shared with the office, the gates and every steward, backed up, and open from anywhere.
Gates, Accreditation & the Banned List
Every gate scanning one list with no signal, the member's card, accreditation, the banned list and the evacuation.
Members, Tickets & Your Own Money
Dues and every ticket on one member, members first for the derby, sold on your own merchant account.
Fixtures, Concerts & the Calendar
Fixtures, concerts and hires on one calendar with holds in line, and the concert settled the same night.
The Ground, Checked Every Day
The floodlights, the walk of the stands, drills, permits and certificates, and a work order for what fails.
Stewards, Volunteers & the Team
Every post covered from shifts before match day, the pass with the shift, and every department in one Hub.
Match Day & Every Fan Told
Match day cue by cue, a kick-off moved told to that match's holders, and every reply on the member's page.
Bars, Stands & Cashless
Every bar and stand on one catalog, wristbands, one queue for the boxes and one count.
Every Match's P&L
Tickets, bars and stands, hospitality and sponsors on each match's own P&L, per currency.
Boxes, Corporate Days & Sponsors
A derby-day box signed and on the function sheet, and every sponsor's deliverable with its proof.
Every Screen in the Ground
The next match on the street outside, the gates, the stands' menus and the sponsors' plays, from one place.
Calisto Tickets + Access
Every gate reads one list. Even when the network drops.
Calisto Tickets scans every ticket, member card and staff pass against one list at every gate, and keeps scanning with no signal. Calisto Access runs accreditation, the zones, the banned list and the evacuation.
Calisto Registry + Tickets + Payments
Members first for the derby. The money in your own account.
Calisto Registry keeps each member's plan and dues, and Calisto Tickets opens the derby to members first, in your club's own app from Calisto Apps. Calisto Payments settles every ticket to your own merchant account.
Cup Quarterfinal vs Unión Ribera · the Derby pricing season
Each stand on its own day
Today's failed renewals
Calisto Events
The fixtures land on Friday. The concert's date was already in line.
Calisto Events keeps every match, concert and hire on one calendar, with holds in rank order and an avails link promoters ask from. A concert's offer knows its break-even, and settles the same night.
Last season
Ticket scaling per stand · from Tickets
The break-even
The changeover · Sunday's match to Friday's concert
Concert Stage Package · a kit
Calisto Assure + Dispatch
The floodlights, the turnstiles and the fire doors, checked before the gates open.
Calisto Assure walks the stands with your team every day: routine checks slot by slot, drills, permits and each vendor's certificate against the event date. Calisto Dispatch turns what failed into a work order.
The walk of the stands · paper
WhatsApp · maintenance
What a club finds when it arrives
Structural differences in how Calisto is built.
record for each member. The plan, the dues and every ticket they buy sit on the same person, so the box office and the membership office stop asking each other.
ONE MEMBERpaper lists at the gate. Press, contractors and staff passes are read by every gate, each one valid for the events it names.
NO PAPERpost covered before the gates open. Stewards and event staff are shifts against the posts the match needs, so a gap is an open shift on Thursday rather than an empty stairway on Sunday.
COVEREDapp for the ground all year. The floodlight work order, the daily walk of the stands and the fire drill are worked from the same app the dates are sold in.
ALL YEARpayment gateways, so a member or a fan pays the way their country pays, settled to your own merchant account in the currency they pay in.
EVERY WAY TO PAYOne
Line of Holds on the Pitch, the Arena Floor and Every Box
One
Worksheet From a Concert's Offer to the Night's Settlement
One
P&L for Each Match the Night It Ran
Zero
Stages or Barriers Promised With a Part Missing
Calisto Workforce + Equipo
A gap is an open shift on Thursday, not an empty stairway on Sunday.
Calisto Workforce puts stewards, volunteers and event staff on shifts against the posts each match needs, and issues each pass with its shift. Calisto Equipo gives match day its Hub, every department together.
The tunnel · needs an in-date steward certificate
Every post against its need
Every department
Mercedes Núñez · stadium managerJuan Guzmán · head stewardThe barsCarmen Reyes · hospitalityFirst AidEscudo Seguridad · security companyCalisto Events + Automations + Interact
Kick-off moved for television. That match's ticket holders told, and every reply on one page.
Calisto Events runs match day cue by cue on every phone. Calisto Automations tells only that match's ticket holders when its time or gate changes, and Calisto Interact puts every reply on the member's page.
Sent · 11:21
Every channel, one timeline
On her page
The run of show
Who to call
Calisto Events + OrderFlow + Inventory
Half-time at twelve stands. One catalog, one queue, one count.
Calisto Events rings every bar and stand from one catalog, cashless wristbands included. Calisto OrderFlow puts stand orders and the boxes' orders in one queue, and Calisto Inventory counts the stock behind them all.
After the match
Calisto Events + Ledger
Every match's P&L, the night it ran.
Calisto Events puts tickets, bars and stands, hospitality and sponsors on each match's own P&L the night it runs. Calisto Ledger keeps dues, bar takings, hires and rentals in one set of books, per currency.
Revenue
Costs
In US$ · the act
In RD$ · the ground
How each ground performed
From four lists to one match day.
What changes when the fixture list, the members, the gates and the stewards stop living in different places.
Calisto Proposals + Sign + Events
Box 12 on derby day. The sponsor's name on the stand. Signed, delivered, proven.
Calisto Proposals sells a company its derby-day box or next season's stand naming, signed in Calisto Sign. Calisto Events turns the box into the kitchen's function sheet and tracks every sponsor's deliverables with proof.
Inquiry
Site visit
Proposal sent
Signed
A menu package per guest
The payment schedule
Leased for the season
The other sponsors
Calisto Display
The next match on the street outside. Every screen in the ground, from one place.
Calisto Display runs every screen around the ground: the next match on sale on the façade, the sponsors' rotation with its proof of play, the menu at each stand, and an evacuation over every screen.
The concourse · in turn
The façade over Calle Duarte
Eighteen apps. One client record.
The fixture, the stand, the gate, the member and the steward are one day on one record, which is why the office and the turnstile never disagree about who is inside.
Assure
The walk of the stands, drills, permits and each vendor's certificate.
Dispatch
A work order for the turnstile that will not turn.
Apps
Your club's own app in the app stores, the member's card in it.
Registry
Every member's plan, dues and ticket on one person.
Tickets
Every stand on sale, members first, and every gate on one list.
Payments
Every ticket settled to your own merchant account.
Access
Accreditation, the zones, the banned list and the evacuation.
Workforce
Stewards and volunteers on shifts against every post.
Equipo
Match day's Hub, every department together.
Events
Fixtures, concerts and hires on one calendar, and match day cue by cue.
Automations
A kick-off moved, told to that match's ticket holders only.
Display
Every screen in the ground, and the sponsors' plays counted.
OrderFlow
The stands' and the boxes' orders in one queue.
Inventory
One count behind every bar and stand.
Interact
Every WhatsApp, email and call on the member's page.
Proposals
A derby-day box and next season's stand naming, quoted.
Sign
The box, the hire and the sponsor's agreement, signed.
Ledger
Dues, bars and stands, hires and rentals in one set of books.
Calisto Pro for Stadiums & Arenas
- The pitch, the arena floor, every box and every room on one calendar: free, held or booked, for every date
- Holds in rank order on each space and date: move to first, move in line, challenge, extend, confirm or release, and the line closes up; confirming over a hold ahead asks first, so nobody is bumped by accident
- A held date lapses on its own day, and the client and the owner are told
- An avails link a promoter opens to see your dates and ask for a hold between home fixtures, view-only or able to ask, switched off any time
- Corporate days and promoters' requests as inquiries on one pipeline, the date held from the inquiry itself, with site visits on the host's calendar
- The hire as a proposal the client signs, with its deposit, its payment schedule and the minimum spend for that space and day filled in; hire charges, location rates and cancellation terms set once
- An event page per match, concert or hire, from draft to completed, with its tickets, run of show, staff, bars and stands, safety, floor plan, files and history; the main button is always the next step
- The run of show cue by cue on the ground's clock; on a phone, the cue running now and the next one, started and done with a swipe or marked running late, even with no signal
- The day sheet: load-in, the match or the show, and the wrap, with its stages, vendors and program
- The door and the live board in one view, with crowd flow, zones, the VIP entrance, the car park and check-in rules
- Accreditation for press, broadcasters, contractors and staff, approved in one place and collected by scan; the banned list, read only by the people the owner clears
- Incidents logged with their area and a photo, answered and resolved from the floor, a work order opened when something broke; the logbook and floor dispatch; a text to your number from someone in the stands lands on today's event
- Each event's safety file with its permits and checks; rigging, power, and A/V and lighting each on their own board
- Event Staff: posts and headcounts per match, shifts by department and zone, Publish Shifts and Applied to Work from the match's own page, a staff pass issued with the shift and scanned to clock in
- Bars and stands ring up the club's drinks and merchandise from one catalog, each stand selling its own list; cashless wristbands spent like a gift card, what is left on them handled on your setting
- The walk-in line at the box office, served in turn, with a screen in the concourse
- A box or a hospitality package as a function sheet with the menu, the times and the numbers, signed by the client; the kitchen, the floor and accounts read the same sheet
- Sponsor tiers (shirt, stand, perimeter board, match program) with what each includes; each deliverable dated on the match it is due at, with who delivers it and the proof; a report link each sponsor opens
- Booths in the fan zone or an expo sold from the floor plan, available, held or sold
- A concert's offer with the guarantee, a share of the gross or the net, a versus deal or a door deal and withholding; the ticket scaling per stand and the expense budget give the break-even, with each co-promoter's share
- Riders, travel, setlists and show tasks on one advance per show, answered by the act's agent through a link
- The offer and the settlement are one worksheet: settled the same night on the actual box office
- Each match's P&L the night it ran: tickets, bars and stands, sponsors and hospitality, per currency
- The changeover from match to concert as set-up and take-down tasks; a space set to be cleaned after each booking opens its turnover when the booking ends
- Work orders from a broken turnstile or a floodlight out, worked on a phone with the checklist, photos and parts, held on the phone when the signal drops
- Recurring maintenance for lifts, fire systems, electrics, and heating and cooling, raised as tasks when due, on the equipment register with its service history
- The daily walk of the stands as a routine check, slot by slot; findings, corrective actions, drills, permits and licenses, each with its sign-off
- Home: today by the clock, events on today, holds running out, open shifts, settlements to pay, work orders due and inspections due today
- Collect the Balance after a private hire, and guest registration with a document scan and a signature
- Publish Results on Calisto World's and Local's Box Office, and the phone's tabs with what opens with no signal
- Reports: show results, revenue year on year, how each ground performed and volunteer hours, every figure per currency
- Staging, barriers, screens and furniture the ground hires out as products and kits, priced by how long they go out for, on your own hire terms
- A kit is available only when every part of it is; gear hired in from a partner counts once the partner confirms it
- A unit in for repair is out of the count for every day it is down
- Each piece picked from its pull sheet, scanned out, delivered, scanned back and checked for damage
- A damage waiver as a fixed price or a percentage of the hire, in the hire's own currency
- One count behind every bar and stand in the ground
- Stock moved between stands and the central store, received line by line
- A stock location for every bar, cooler and store room, each with its own par
- Purchase orders and deliveries checked against the supplier's invoice
- Counts, transfers and valuation across every location, each per currency
- Members, season-ticket holders and hospitality clients on one record, with their match history
- A plan for every kind of member (adult, junior, senior, family, lifetime), each with its own dues on the club's own terms
- Dues renewing on the card on file, monthly or yearly as the plan says; a failed renewal retried and on one list the day it fails, with a payment link that brings the member back without re-entering them
- Whether a lapsed member is suspended, and when, a rule the club turns on
- Members brought in mid-season with their plan, the date they joined and when their dues are next due
- The members' presale windows, access zones per plan, and families who stand with a member at the gate
- Boxes leased for the season, each with a food and drink allowance counted per match or for the season
- Corporate accounts with their seats and their own invoices
- Legal entity, tax, currency and the ground's spaces set up once
- Seats, boxes, catering and hire in one catalog, defined once and sold by every app
- Every location with its address, hours and the zones inside it: a second ground is another location on the same account
- Owner settings for who sees colleagues, member documents and the money, each with a default; the owner, admins, team members and station people each reach what the owner sets
- Member records, event sheets, certificates and floor plans export on any plan
- One standard across every ground and arena, published once and arriving locked
- The walk of the stands, the safety checklists, message templates and shift patterns sent to every ground, with later edits reaching every copy
- Each stand drawn once as zones and rows of seats, curved or straight, numbered the way your ground does, a terrace and a numbered main stand on the same plan; the section color carries through to the buyer, and a section copied to another stand
- Ticket types per zone (adult, child, concession) at their own price, with pricing seasons for the matches that deserve them
- Sale windows per ticket type, each able to ask for a presale code, so one stand opens first to the people you gave the code to
- Ticketing off for a promoter who sells their own, on for your matches
- Sold on your website, in the club's app and at the box office, settled to your own merchant account in the currency the fan pays in
- Every gate scanning one list: a ticket used at one gate is spent at every other, and a gate that loses the network keeps scanning and sends its scans when it returns
- Tickets, member cards and staff passes at the same gate, each with its own check-in rules
- A Stream ticket beside the stands' tickets, for the matches the club holds the rights to, watched from the holder's own ticket
- A member who cannot come releases the seat, and it goes to the next member waiting for one
- Every buyer becomes a record on your side
- Concert, sponsorship and box inquiries on one pipeline, with your own stages
- A date held from the inquiry itself
- Every channel an inquiry arrives on feeds the same pipeline
- Hires, boxes and sponsorship packages quoted from your live catalog prices and tracked to acceptance
- Options, optional lines and quantities the client may change within your limits
- The client chooses, signs in place and pays a deposit on their own page
- The contract made from the accepted quote
- 73 payment gateways for tickets, dues, deposits and balances, so a member or fan pays the way their country pays
- Every payment from tickets, dues, bars and stands and hires in one list, each in its own currency, totals never added across currencies
- Cashless wristbands topped up at the desk and spent at every bar and stand
- The promoter settles on their terms, and the final settlement needs no spreadsheet
- The payout destination changed only by the owner, after an emailed code
- Hire contracts, function sheets and a concert's offer sent from the record they belong to, and filed back against it once signed
- Signed on any device; the person signing never needs an account
- Reminders until everyone has signed, and an audit trail on every completed envelope
- Stand orders and hospitality orders in one queue
- Each stand runs its own terminal and menu
- Every way an order comes in arrives in the same queue
- Changeovers, pitch-side setups and maintenance jobs on one task feed
- A failed inspection arrives as a job with its checklist
- What a sponsor agreement obliges becomes tasks, finished with their proof
- Every field action waits on the phone with no signal and is sent once
- Ticket, bar and stand, hospitality and hire revenue per match
- Deposits journal themselves the moment they land
- Per-event P&L from what already happened, in one set of books per currency
- Double-entry books with journal entries that post and reverse, never vanish, ready for your accountant
- Gates, the tunnel and back-of-house zones on one rule set, each zone with its hours and its maximum
- Every entry logged against the event
- Accreditation, staff passes and visitors' passes on one list, every key revoked when its holder leaves
- Live occupancy per zone: the count, the maximum and the room left
- Alerts: an evacuation, a lockdown or a shelter in place with assembly points, override codes for staff and a roll call that works with no signal, over every screen in the ground
- Vendor certificates and permits checked against the event date
- The walk of the stands, routine checks and inspections on a phone, with photo evidence and no signal
- Findings raise corrective actions, and someone other than the fixer verifies before they close
- Drills on your own schedule, each result recorded
- Licenses, permits and certifications running out within 30 days, each holder told before it lapses
- Recurring maintenance and the ground's equipment with its service history
- Networks per stand and box, with a welcome page in your brand
- Guest traffic on its own network
- Staff online only on shift
- Access points in the same device list as your other hardware
- Stewards, stand staff and crew scheduled from the event
- Certifications checked before the roster publishes
- Open shifts claimed by the people who can work them, swaps and drops on your own routing
- Clock in by scanning a post's staff pass, punches with no signal sent on reconnect
- Volunteers' hours kept apart from pay; a security company's crew under the company they work for
- A person on a post asking for supplies from it
- Tell every ticket holder when a match's time or gate changes
- A capacity change updates the event sheet, the invoice and the roster
- A notice when a function sheet is signed, a vendor's insurance arrives or a hold is running out
- An inquiry answered within sixty seconds
- Today's matches, changeovers and open jobs on one screen
- A report directory, a team scorecard and a notice queue
- WhatsApp, email and calls from members and ticket holders filed to the same person, answered by someone who can see what they bought
- A call to the box office matched to the caller's record before anyone speaks, logged on the same timeline
- The box office and membership office inboxes: all, mine, unassigned and closed
- Your club's own app in the app stores, under its own name and icon
- The member's own records in it: membership, tickets, orders and messages
- The same app opened in Sites as the club's website: one look, one publish
- The club's website, where a new member joins and a fan buys a ticket
- Your own domain and every page in each language you add
- Every screen around the ground: the concourse, the gates, the box office, the boxes and the façade
- Menu boards at the stands that read the catalog the stand rings
- Rules put a screen on the TVs when something happens, such as a gate closing
- An evacuation goes over every screen until the all-clear
- Proof of play and the audience counted in the room, for every screen a sponsor appears on
- A Hub for match day: the stadium manager, the stewards, the bars, hospitality, First Aid and the security company
- Voice messages that play as they arrive, and urgent messages that keep notifying until read
- Announcements to the whole team now or at a set time
- Heating and cooling sensors read with the ground's equipment, for the team that keeps the stadium
- A match's replay sold on its own, on a watch page on the club's own domain
- Self-order, ticketing and the walk-in line on a kiosk on the concourse
- A welcome designed in your colors, with the menu, the offer on now and now serving
- Nothing installed on the tablet; the operating system's own kiosk mode locks it
- Courses for each post, assigned to a person, a group or everyone, each with its own due day
- Training requirements set with Assure, and who has met each one
- Recertification: the next pass assigned thirty days before a certificate lapses
- Every review from Google, Facebook and Tripadvisor in one inbox, answered from it
- The review request after a concert, a hire or a corporate day, by email, text or WhatsApp
- A QR code at each gate or box, and whoever scans it is asked
- The member presale and the renewal reminder to the right members, by email, text and WhatsApp
- The ticketing platforms a match or a concert is also sold on, connected once, their orders beside your own
One platform for every stadium and arena
The sport changes. The match day does not.
Terraces and numbered stands drawn as zones and seats, each zone with its own ticket types and its own sale windows.
A ticket scanned at one gate is spent at every other, and a gate that loses the network keeps scanning and catches up.
Each match carries its posts and headcounts, and the coverage board shows the gaps as open shifts before the day.
Tickets, bars and stands, sponsors and hospitality land on the match's own P&L, per currency; a match, a cup tie and a hire of the ground each settle on their own record.
A promoter whose business is the concert, a venue that hosts weddings and conferences, or a rental house hiring out staging has its own page: Concerts & Festivals · Venues · Event Rentals
No setup cost. Pay when you start using.
Team size across your organization
Pro Club Stadium / Arena
Your Foundation
Included With Your Plans
Your Core app shows everything your Commerce and Ops plans turn on. Core-Only Pricing sells it on its own, for a business that prefers not to pay a percentage.
Every match day, concert and hire on one calendar
The event sheet, the space setups and the minimums
One count across the stands, kiosks, and stores
Socios, season-seat holders, and their match history
Legal entity, tax, currency, and space configuration
Seats, boxes, catering, and hire in one catalog
One standard across every ground and arena
Core + Ops
The gates, the stands and the building on one board
With Ops, get:
Concession & bar service Calisto OrderflowStand orders and hospitality in one queue
- Stand orders and hospitality in one queue
- Each stand runs its own terminal and menu
- Every intake channel normalises into one queue
Building operations Calisto DispatchChangeovers, pitch-side setups, and maintenance jobs
- Changeovers, setups, and maintenance on one task feed
- A failed inspection arrives as a job with its checklist
- Five lenses on one task feed, office and field
Match-day accounting Calisto LedgerTicket, concession, and hire revenue per event
- Deposits journal themselves at the moment they land
- Per-event P&L from data that already exists
- Double-entry books with journal entries that post and reverse, never vanish
Gates & zone access Calisto AccessTurnstiles, gates, and back-of-house zones
- Gates, tunnels and back-of-house zones on one rule set
- Every entry logged against the event
- Credential types in one registry, with every door event logged
Safety inspections & vendor COIs Calisto AssureCertificates and permits validated against the event dateOps subscription only
- Vendor certificates and permits validated against the event date
- Checked when it matters, not filed and forgotten
- Findings raise corrective actions with a verifier
Stadium WiFi Calisto WiFiNetworks per stand and box with branded sign-in
- Networks per stand and box with branded sign-in
- Guest traffic on its own VLAN
- Access points sit in the same device list as your other hardware
Match-day staffing Calisto WorkforceStewards, stand staff and crew scheduled from the event
- Staffing schedules built from the event sheet
- Certifications checked before the roster publishes
AutomationsA capacity change updates the order, the invoice, and the roster
- A capacity change updates the event sheet, the invoice and the roster
- Auto-response to an enquiry in sixty seconds
- Seventeen native connectors across Calisto Pro, with no middleware
Today's operations view Calisto TodayToday's fixtures, changeovers, and open jobsIncluded with any Ops app
- Today's events, changeovers, and open jobs on one screen
- Nobody chases you on match day
- A report directory, a team scorecard, and a notice queue
SignalKnow the moment a device goes down, a reading leaves its band or a tracker leaves its zone, and act on it from your phone.
DeskThe service desk: tickets before the deadline runs out, with the customer’s booking, order and payment beside each one, plus Calisto Threads for your team’s conversations and Calisto Dial for its calls.
UniversityTrain your people: build courses, assign them with a due date, see who is behind and who is certified, and take your own training on your phone.
VelocityDecide on work and spend before it posts: sign off hours and expenses, review what gets billed, set rates, invoice from time, and see budgets and capacity.
StationBuild workspaces for your team, and run the printers, card readers and cash drawers they use.
Plus everything included above
Core + Commerce
Match-day tickets, socio dues and hire, settled together
With Commerce, get:
Hire & sponsorship pipeline Calisto DealsPromoters, sponsors and box clients in one pipeline
- Concert, sponsorship and box enquiries in one pipeline
- A date held from the enquiry itself
- Every channel an enquiry arrives on feeds the same pipeline
Payments & settlement Calisto Payments75 payment methods for tickets, dues, deposits, and balance
- Seventy-five payment methods for tickets, socio dues, deposits and balances
- The promoter settles on their terms
- Final settlement without a spreadsheet
PulseDynamic pricing: nights, tickets and time slots priced by demand, inside the floor and ceiling you set.
BookingsEvery booking across your apps in one place: today’s arrivals, availability, walk-in lines and bills, and every rental out and back.
SyncConnect your sales channels: listings, rates and availability, delivery menus and the orders they send, with every connection watched and every failure fixed, from your desk or your phone.
StationBuild workspaces for your team, and run the printers, card readers and cash drawers they use.
Open to every account, charged as you use them:
Start here. Businesses like yours grow into Proposals, Contracts & signatures, Fixtures & bookings calendar.
Match-day tickets Calisto TicketsSeats priced by section, sold and scanned3.7% of paid ticket price; unpaid events carry no fee
- Seats priced by section on the stadium’s seating plan
- Ticketing off for a promoter who sells their own, on for your matches
- Every buyer becomes a record on your side
ProposalsLive catalog pricing that converts to a contract
- Live catalog pricing in the proposal
- The contract generates from the accepted quote
- Proposals built from live catalog prices and tracked to acceptance
- One charge per proposal sent, with its signature included
Contracts & signatures Calisto SignAgreed, signed and filed
- Sent from the record it belongs to, and filed back against it once it is signed
- Signed on any device; the person signing never needs an account
- Charged per envelope, so a draft nobody has sent costs nothing
Plus everything included above
Core + Commerce + Ops
The gates, the stands and the building on one board
With Ops, get:
Concession & bar service Calisto OrderflowStand orders and hospitality in one queue
- Stand orders and hospitality in one queue
- Each stand runs its own terminal and menu
- Every intake channel normalises into one queue
Building operations Calisto DispatchChangeovers, pitch-side setups, and maintenance jobs
- Changeovers, setups, and maintenance on one task feed
- A failed inspection arrives as a job with its checklist
- Five lenses on one task feed, office and field
Match-day accounting Calisto LedgerTicket, concession, and hire revenue per event
- Deposits journal themselves at the moment they land
- Per-event P&L from data that already exists
- Double-entry books with journal entries that post and reverse, never vanish
Gates & zone access Calisto AccessTurnstiles, gates, and back-of-house zones
- Gates, tunnels and back-of-house zones on one rule set
- Every entry logged against the event
- Credential types in one registry, with every door event logged
Safety inspections & vendor COIs Calisto AssureCertificates and permits validated against the event dateOps subscription only
- Vendor certificates and permits validated against the event date
- Checked when it matters, not filed and forgotten
- Findings raise corrective actions with a verifier
Stadium WiFi Calisto WiFiNetworks per stand and box with branded sign-in
- Networks per stand and box with branded sign-in
- Guest traffic on its own VLAN
- Access points sit in the same device list as your other hardware
Match-day staffing Calisto WorkforceStewards, stand staff and crew scheduled from the event
- Staffing schedules built from the event sheet
- Certifications checked before the roster publishes
AutomationsA capacity change updates the order, the invoice, and the roster
- A capacity change updates the event sheet, the invoice and the roster
- Auto-response to an enquiry in sixty seconds
- Seventeen native connectors across Calisto Pro, with no middleware
Today's operations view Calisto TodayToday's fixtures, changeovers, and open jobsIncluded with any Ops app
- Today's events, changeovers, and open jobs on one screen
- Nobody chases you on match day
- A report directory, a team scorecard, and a notice queue
SignalKnow the moment a device goes down, a reading leaves its band or a tracker leaves its zone, and act on it from your phone.
DeskThe service desk: tickets before the deadline runs out, with the customer’s booking, order and payment beside each one, plus Calisto Threads for your team’s conversations and Calisto Dial for its calls.
UniversityTrain your people: build courses, assign them with a due date, see who is behind and who is certified, and take your own training on your phone.
VelocityDecide on work and spend before it posts: sign off hours and expenses, review what gets billed, set rates, invoice from time, and see budgets and capacity.
Plus everything in Core + Commerce
Maintaining the stadium
The gates, the stands and the building on one board
With Ops, get:
Building operations Calisto DispatchChangeovers, pitch-side setups, and maintenance jobs
- Changeovers, setups, and maintenance on one task feed
- A failed inspection arrives as a job with its checklist
- Five lenses on one task feed, office and field
Plus everything included above
No contracts, no trials. Use the apps and pay when you’re ready.
