What each person agreed to, what they spent, and what closed it out — one private link per person.
A deal is one person’s agreement for one production, and it is built in Agreements — drafted from the production’s cost plan so the terms are never retyped. A series runs the same way at scale: every episode’s plan starts from the standing roster, and each engagement gets its own memo.
Every deal is one person, one agreement, one private link. It carries the rate and what it totals, what production covers, expenses with receipts, a message thread, the wrap submission, and the payment record.
One person, one agreement, one private link — the rate and what it totals, what production covers, receipted expenses, a message thread, the wrap submission and the payment record, all on the row.
One deal, one person, one private link — terms, receipts, the wrap and the payment.
You can give a producer view access from the share picker — it pulls from your existing members rather than asking you to type addresses. They see the schedule and the shape of the work; they don't see rates, and they can't change anything.
A crew member's page contains their own terms and nothing else — no roster, no other rates, no production total.
Photos upload straight to storage you alone can read, through a short-lived link.
A review request or a message emails you. An approval or an expense doesn't — those are visible when you look.
Link a block to a production and the dates, locations and crew calls line up with the call sheets.
Pay if the work is a production with shoot days — it's right there in the tab bar. Deals if it's episodic or recurring and doesn't hang off one call-sheet schedule. The crew member's page is identical either way.
Never. Everything a crew member does happens on their private link.
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