Built by the peoplewho work the events.
Three platforms for the teams running the work behind an experience, and one of the few that can link two companies together on the same job.
The platforms
Three systems, one operator
Built out of jobs we are personally responsible for. Every plan we draw for an event is a specification for a system.
Designed for foodservice
Menus, bundles, production planning and staffing for catering and foodservice teams.
- Menus and reusable bundles
- Production timelines
- Employees and assignments
- Reporting and exports
Designed for hospitality
Venue and hospitality operations for teams running rooms, service and events in a fixed building.
- Venue and space operations
- Service and shift structure
- Staff records
- Operational reporting
Designed for live events
Run-of-show, staffing and day-of execution for the people working the event itself.
- Run-of-show and timelines
- Staffing and roles
- Vendor coordination
- Day-of workflows
Work together
Multiple companies. Different information. One event in mind.
Caterer, promoter, production company, venue. Each running their own Curated system, each holding their own information, all pointed at the same event. Link up for the job and everyone sees the parts that concern them, without handing over their whole account to do it.
This is the part nobody else does. Everything else on this page is a good operations tool. This is the reason to be on the same platform as the people you work with.
Underneath all of it
Your people, and everybody else's
Two layers sit beneath every platform. One keeps your own team straight. The other keeps you straight with the companies you work beside.
Crew
The employee and team layer. People, roles and assignments live in Crew and carry across every Curated system you run, so adding a platform never means rebuilding a roster.
Linked events
Two organizations, each on their own Curated system, can link for a single event. Both teams see the same schedule and the same people for that job, and the link ends when the event does.