Design sprint prototype · fictional data
Ten industries, one engine

Every kind of creative and live work, on the same record.

Each industry is a template: it changes the words, the unit of work, the required terms and the tools on screen. Profiles, bookings, protection and payments work the same everywhere.

01Launch

Advertising and commercials

Production companies, ad agencies, brands · Unit of work: Shoot day plus usage buyout
Who gets booked
  • Lead and featured actors
  • Extras
  • Voice artists
  • Presenters
  • Hand and body models
Terms required before publishing
  • Session fee
  • Usage media, period and territory
  • Category exclusivity
  • Overtime
  • Cancellation
Operating tools
  • Brief builder with usage calculator
  • Self-tape requests and review
  • Client share links
  • Know Your Booking
  • Rights Wallet with exclusivity warnings
02Launch

Promotional staffing

Field marketing and promo agencies, retailers · Unit of work: Shift
Who gets booked
  • Brand ambassadors
  • Team leads
  • Samplers
  • Merchandisers
  • Registration staff
Terms required before publishing
  • Rate per shift
  • Venue and hours
  • Uniform and meals
  • Payment timing after timesheet
  • Supervisor
Operating tools
  • Shift builder and rosters
  • Saved teams
  • Consent-based check-in
  • No-show standby replacement
  • Timesheet approval and payroll export
03Launch

Events and activations

Event and experiential agencies, venues · Unit of work: Event day or shift
Who gets booked
  • Hosts and MCs
  • Event security (PSIRA-registered)
  • Hospitality staff
  • Performers and dancers
  • Ushers
  • Activation crew
Terms required before publishing
  • Rate
  • Call and wrap times
  • Dress code
  • Transport and safety
  • Cancellation
Operating tools
  • Run-sheet per event
  • Rosters by zone
  • Check-in and briefing acknowledgement
  • Incident reporting on site
  • Timesheets
04Launch

Creator campaigns

Brands, social and influencer agencies, PR firms · Unit of work: Deliverable (post, Reel, TikTok, Short, live)
Who gets booked
  • Influencers and content creators
  • UGC producers
  • Streamers and podcasters
  • Brand ambassadors
Terms required before publishing
  • Fee per deliverable
  • Approval rounds
  • Paid amplification and whitelisting period
  • Ad disclosure (ARB Social Media Code)
  • Exclusivity
Operating tools
  • Linked Instagram, TikTok and YouTube stats
  • Media kit and rate card
  • Deliverables tracker with approval rounds
  • Ad-disclosure check before posting
  • Paid-usage and whitelisting register
05Phase 2

Modelling and fashion

Fashion brands, retailers, model agencies · Unit of work: Shoot day or show
Who gets booked
  • Fashion and commercial models
  • Runway models
  • Fit models
  • Stylists
Terms required before publishing
  • Day or show rate
  • Usage
  • Retouching and nudity terms
  • Wardrobe
  • Cancellation
Operating tools
  • Comp cards and measurements
  • Go-sees and fittings calendar
  • Agency hold and option system
  • Lookbook share links
  • Rights Wallet
06Phase 2

Beauty

Cosmetics and haircare brands, salons, studios · Unit of work: Shoot day
Who gets booked
  • Beauty models
  • Hair and skin models
  • Makeup artists
  • Hair stylists
Terms required before publishing
  • Rate
  • Product use and patch testing
  • Close-up and retouching terms
  • Usage
  • Exclusivity
Operating tools
  • Skin, hair and allergy fields with consent
  • Product consent record
  • Before and after usage terms
  • Crew booking for MUAs
  • Rights Wallet
07Phase 2

Photography

Photographers, studios, e-commerce teams · Unit of work: Shoot day or half day
Who gets booked
  • Models
  • Photographers
  • Assistants
  • Retouchers
  • Stylists
Terms required before publishing
  • Rate
  • Image usage and licence
  • Credit line
  • Location
  • Cancellation
Operating tools
  • Studio and location booking
  • Model release capture
  • Shot list
  • Licence register
  • Crew day rates
08Phase 2

Corporate productions

Companies, internal comms teams, production houses · Unit of work: Shoot day
Who gets booked
  • Presenters
  • Actors for training films
  • Voice-over artists
  • Facilitators
Terms required before publishing
  • Rate
  • Internal or external use
  • Period
  • Script approval
  • Cancellation
Operating tools
  • Script and teleprompter notes
  • Internal-use usage presets
  • Approval workflow
  • Simple call sheets
  • Invoices to procurement
09Phase 2

Music videos

Artists, labels, music video directors · Unit of work: Shoot day or night
Who gets booked
  • Featured talent
  • Dancers
  • Extras
  • Choreographers
  • Crew
Terms required before publishing
  • Rate
  • Night and overtime terms
  • Usage on platforms
  • Safety (stunts, haze, vehicles)
  • Credits
Operating tools
  • Night-shoot overtime rules
  • Rehearsal scheduling
  • Safety briefing acknowledgement
  • Credit list
  • Crew booking
10Phase 3

Film and TV

Production companies, broadcasters, streamers · Unit of work: Episode, shoot day or run of show
Who gets booked
  • Principal and supporting cast
  • Day players
  • Extras and background
  • Stand-ins
  • Crew departments
Terms required before publishing
  • Fee per day or episode
  • Media and territory
  • Episodes and options
  • Nudity and intimacy terms
  • Credits
Operating tools
  • Script breakdown
  • Scenes and schedules
  • Call sheets
  • Locations and crew
  • Daily reports

Launch templates switch on first. The data model supports all ten from day one, so later templates are configuration plus their specific tools, not a rebuild.