Stop being the middleware between your own tools.
Ten apps that run the back of the business, reading and writing the same records. The dispatch board already knows who is on shift, and the timesheet already knows what they did.
Ten apps for how you run.
Each one opens on the screen you would actually work in. Follow any card through to see how it works.
The day's activity, read live from the apps that own the work.
Learn moreEvery sensor, lock, camera and meter you run, and every alert they raise.
Learn moreAnswer every customer question in one place, whichever way they asked it.
Learn moreAssignment rules pick the nearest qualified person for you.
Learn moreEvery order you take, from every channel, in one queue.
Learn moreInspect it, score it, fix it, and prove you did.
Learn moreDecide who may open which door, and when they may open it.
Learn more
Build the course once and assign it to a person or a whole cohort.
Learn moreA fulfilled order posts to revenue without anyone keying it twice.
Learn moreRun the guest network on the hardware you already own.
Learn moreTen apps. One operation.
The dispatch board reads the schedule. The timesheet reads the job log. The inspection reads the asset registry. Nobody is the integration layer between them.
Today
The day's activity, read live from the apps that own the work.
Dispatch
Assignment, routing and GPS-verified completion, back on the record.
Desk
Every customer question in one queue, whichever way it arrived.
Orderflow
Orders from every channel, worked in one place through to handoff.
Assure
Inspect it, score it, fix it, and prove you did.
Signal
Sensors, locks, cameras and meters, with every alert in one inbox.
Access
Who may open which door, and when they may open it.
Ledger
Double-entry accounting that posts from the work, not from re-keying.
University
Training assigned to a person or a cohort, chasing itself when overdue.
WiFi
The guest network, on the hardware you already own.
See how Calisto Ops 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.
What Calisto Ops costs.
Subscribe to Calisto Ops
Includes all 10 Ops apps, plus 6 Core apps.
The full Calisto Ops at 1% of revenue processed through Calisto, additive with Commerce.
Start Ops subscriptionOr buy individual apps below.
Questions about Calisto Ops
It is priced either as a share of the revenue you process or per app, whichever suits how you run. Ops takes 1% of what goes through Calisto, billed at the end of each period on what you actually processed. Below a certain volume, buying the apps individually genuinely costs less.
No. Most operations start with two or three: a restaurant runs Orderflow and Today, a field-service business runs Dispatch and Assure, a hotel runs Dispatch and Access. The ones you do not use stay out of your way.
Today is the daily dashboard. It owns no records of its own — it reads live from whichever apps own the work, so it shows the day’s arrivals, jobs, orders and alerts on one screen without anything being copied into it.
It can, or it can feed the one you have. Ledger is a real double-entry engine, so a fulfilled order posts to revenue and a payroll run posts to labour cost without anyone keying it twice. If you would rather keep your existing books, use it as the bridge.
It reads the schedule from Workforce rather than keeping its own roster. Assignment rules then pick the nearest qualified person, and when the job is completed the hours log back against that person and the billable time posts to Ledger.
Yes. The field surfaces run on a phone, and Station turns a device you already own into a terminal. Check-in is GPS-verified and photos upload from the job itself.