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VENUES & FACILITIES

Run a venue, not a software stack.

A venue is a building first, an event business second. Most operators rent the space to outside producers and need their day-one tools focused on inspections, climate, access, insurance, contracts, and turnover. Calisto Pro covers the maintenance reality, then opens up tickets, POS, and event production when the venue chooses to self-produce.

Facility maintenance · Event hosting · Self-production when you want it

Every Segment

5 venue types. 8 products per type. One platform.

From wedding estates to civic auditoriums, each tab leads with facility maintenance, not event production.

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Assure: Facility Inspections

Fire-safety audits, capacity certifications, insurance renewals, and ADA compliance checks before every season.

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Dispatch: Turnover Crews

Housekeeping and setup crews dispatched between ceremonies and receptions. Repair tickets for post-event damage.

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Sign: Rental Contracts

Venue rental agreements with deposit schedules, cancellation terms, and e-signature collection from couples and planners.

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Box: COI & Insurance

Vendor certificates of insurance, building permits, and floor plans stored with expiration alerts.

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Inbox: Tour Requests

Booking inquiries, tour scheduling, and vendor coordination in one thread per event.

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Sites: Venue Listing

Public-facing venue site with virtual tours, capacity charts, seasonal pricing, and online RFP forms.

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Reputation: Facility Reviews

Guest reviews focused on cleanliness, accessibility, maintenance quality, and venue condition.

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Calendar: Room Availability

Multi-room scheduling with ceremony, reception, and rehearsal-dinner holds. Maintenance blackout windows visible.

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Inspection Types

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Sensor Categories

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Payment Methods

Three Layers

Facility ops first. Bookings second. Production optional.

The typical venue operator sees themselves in the first two pillars. The third activates when the venue chooses to self-produce.

Run the building

Fire-safety audits, climate sensors, maintenance dispatch, access badges, and insurance tracking. The building stays safe, clean, and compliant without a separate property management tool.

Assure: 12 inspection types with photo-verified findings and remediation deadlines
Signal: HVAC, smoke/CO, water leak, and occupancy sensors on one dashboard
Dispatch: Maintenance crews and housekeeping assigned per room, per turnover window
Access: Staff, vendor, and emergency credentials with room-level lock control
Inventory: Physical assets (linens, AV, furniture) with check-out logs and damage reports

Run the bookings

Room availability, rental contracts, vendor COIs, deposit accounting, and client communications. Every booking connects to the building record, not a separate event database.

Calendar: Multi-room availability with maintenance windows and blackout dates visible
Sign: Rental contracts, vendor agreements, and deposit waivers with e-signature
Box: COIs, building permits, floor plans, and AV diagrams stored with expiration alerts
Ledger: Rent collection, utility surcharges, insurance ledgers, and refund accounting
Inbox: RFPs, tour requests, and vendor coordination in one threaded timeline
Deals: Event sales pipeline from inquiry to signed contract with revenue forecasting

Run the events when you produce them

Most venues rent the space and stay out of production. When you choose to self-produce, Tickets, POS, and Pulse activate on top of the facility layer without replacing it.

Tickets: Tiered pricing, QR check-in, and Apple/Google Wallet passes for self-produced events
POS: Food, beverage, and merchandise sales when the venue operates its own catering or concessions
Pulse: Seasonal pricing multipliers and event-tier rates for dynamic revenue management
Campaigns: Email and SMS outbound when the venue markets its own productions
Echo: Social listening and review monitoring for self-produced event feedback
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Before & After
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Five tools vs. one platform

The Old Way
Separate PMS or spreadsheets
Tripleseat or email threads
QuickBooks or manual invoicing
Calendly or phone tag
Mailchimp or no system at all
The Calisto Way
Assure + Signal + Dispatch
Calendar + Inbox + Deals
Ledger + Sign
Forms + Calendar
Sites + Campaigns + Reputation
Command Center

Inspections, sensors, turnovers, contracts, and revenue in one dashboard

The daily view for a venue operator: what needs inspection, which sensors are alerting, which rooms are turning over, and which contracts need signatures.

Inspection Dashboard

Fire extinguisher due dates, elevator certifications, ADA compliance status, and insurance renewal deadlines across every room. Overdue items flagged in red with one-click dispatch to the assigned crew.

Climate & Sensor Feed

Live HVAC readings, smoke/CO sensor status, water leak alerts, and occupancy counts per room. Threshold breaches trigger automatic dispatch.

Today's Turnovers

Room-by-room turnover schedule: which crew is assigned, estimated completion, and next event load-in time.

Contracts Pending

Rental agreements awaiting signature, vendor contracts missing COI uploads, and deposit waivers not yet returned.

RFP Queue

Incoming booking inquiries, tour requests, and vendor proposals sorted by date and response deadline.

Revenue Snapshot

Rent collected this month, outstanding deposits, utility costs, and insurance premiums. Period-over-period delta.

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The Calisto Difference

A building is not an event. It is a physical asset that hosts events.

Calisto Pro treats every venue as a combination of rooms, systems, vendors, and contracts, not just a calendar of bookings.

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Key Differentiators

The building runs itself. You run the business.

Inspections, climate sensors, access control, and turnover scheduling connected to one facility record.

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inspection types with fire-safety, ADA, capacity, and insurance renewal tracking in one audit workflow

"Assure flags the expired fire extinguisher. Dispatch sends the crew. Box stores the new certificate. No handoff gaps."
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sensor categories: HVAC, smoke/CO, water, AV health, occupancy, and security cameras on one dashboard

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turnover gaps between events when Dispatch auto-assigns housekeeping and maintenance crews

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credential system for staff, vendors, event teams, and emergency services with room-level lock control

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of COIs, permits, and insurance certificates stored in Box with expiration alerts and auto-renewal flags

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Pricing

Every event, every space, one simple price.

Venue management from inquiry to settlement.

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Calisto Core
$0/month
+ 2% of revenue
CommitmentNone
UsersUnlimited
Products15 included
Best for: Event venues, banquet halls, and conference centers.
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Events Fee Split

Events charge 2% to the organizer and 2% to the ticket buyer. You choose how to split it.

You pay
2%
Buyer pays
2%

You pay 2%, buyer pays 2%

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The primary surface covers facility operations: inspections (Assure), climate and sensor monitoring (Signal), maintenance crew dispatch (Dispatch), badge and lock access (Access), venue finance (Ledger), and room scheduling (Calendar). Event production tools (Tickets, POS, Pulse) activate only when a venue chooses to self-produce. Most venues rent the space to outside planners and never touch the production layer.

Yes. A venue that rents space to outside producers uses Assure for inspections, Signal for climate and sensors, Dispatch for housekeeping and repairs, Access for vendor credentials, Calendar for room availability, Sign for rental contracts, Box for COIs and permits, and Ledger for rent and deposit accounting. Tickets, POS, and Pulse stay dormant unless activated.

Navigator provides a client portal for couples, planners, and corporate producers renting the space. They see room availability, submit RFPs, review contracts, upload insurance certificates, and track event details. The venue controls what each external user can view and modify.

Box stores certificates of insurance, building permits, certificates of occupancy, vendor COIs, and floor plans. Assure tracks insurance renewal dates, flags expirations, and triggers remediation workflows when coverage lapses. Vendors uploading COIs through Navigator are auto-matched to their contract in Sign.

Calendar manages availability across every room in the building. Maintenance windows, blackout dates, and setup/teardown buffers are visible alongside event bookings. Dispatch assigns housekeeping crews to turnover windows between events. Conflicts trigger alerts before double-booking occurs.

Inbox centralizes RFPs, vendor communications, and coordination threads. Access grants time-limited badge credentials to vendors for specific rooms during their contracted window. Sign manages vendor agreements. Box stores vendor COIs. Dispatch tracks vendor load-in and load-out schedules.

Activate the extended surface. Tickets handles paid open houses, concerts, and exhibitions with tiered pricing and QR check-in. POS runs onsite food, bar, and merchandise. Pulse manages seasonal pricing and event-tier multipliers. Campaigns and Echo handle outbound promotion. The facility maintenance layer stays active underneath.

Calisto Pro charges a percentage of processed revenue, not a per-seat license. The facility maintenance layer (Assure, Signal, Dispatch, Access, Calendar, Ledger, Sign, Box, Inventory) is included in the base tier. Extended event-production products (Tickets, POS, Pulse) activate at the same rate when the venue self-produces.

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Venue Pro Plan

Event spaces, catering, and ticketing under one roof

$1/mo

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