Festival operations

Festival operations software for back of house

Festival ops is more than a pass office. AccredTix connects accreditation, supplier portals, inductions, vehicle arrivals, crew catering, accommodation and communications so production, site and artist teams are working from the same festival event.

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+ Who this is for

Who runs festival operations with AccredTix

Festival operations directors

You coordinate production, site, artist liaison and accreditation. The tools should meet at the roster, not in a weekly export.

Site and infrastructure managers

Contractors, vehicles and inductions are the daily work. They need to land on the same event as the pass office.

Artist liaison and guest-list desks

Camps, riders and industry lists change constantly. Portal access and a guest-list module beat another group chat.

Stewarding and gate leads

Entry Gate and the accreditation desk should be looking at the same approved vehicles and people.

+ What you can run

Site, production and artist camps on one festival event

A festival site is a temporary town. Passes, vehicles, meals and inductions only hold together if they share the same people.

  • 01

    Accreditation for the whole site

    Crew, artists, suppliers, media and contractors sit in one festival event with the pass types and approvals your site needs.

  • 02

    Supplier and artist self-service

    Team Portal keeps production companies and artist camps from emailing another spreadsheet version at midnight.

  • 03

    Site safety inductions

    Build inductions with slideshows, video, quizzes and signatures, then track completion before people collect passes.

  • 04

    Vehicle gate and crew catering

    Log vehicle arrivals at Entry Gate and run meal sittings with dietary info and on-site redemption.

  • 05

    Documents and advance forms

    Chase public liability, method statements and rider uploads through document requests and Forms instead of inbox archaeology.

  • 06

    Communications during the build

    News, knowledge base and bulk email stay scoped to the teams that need the update.

+ How it works

How festival ops stays attached to the roster

A short path your team can actually follow, without inventing a second process around the software.

  1. 01

    Set up the festival

    Create the event, set pass types, and invite production, site, artist and supplier teams.

  2. 02

    Collect what each team owes you

    People lists, inductions, documents, vehicles and advance forms come in through portals and signed links.

  3. 03

    Approve before gates open

    Your staff clear outstanding items and issue credentials when the festival roster is ready.

  4. 04

    Run the site from one place

    Desk search, Entry Gate, catering redemption and team communications stay attached to the same people.

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+ In practice

A festival site falls apart at the joins

Accreditation has a list. The gate has a vehicle sheet. Catering has a headcount. Artist liaison has riders in email. None of those are wrong on their own. They are wrong when they describe different versions of the same person.

Festival operations on AccredTix means those jobs share the event. Turn on the modules you need. Leave the rest off. The roster is still one roster.

Build week is a collection problem

Suppliers owe you people, documents, vehicles and inductions. Artist camps owe you riders and travelling party names. Team Portal and signed links are how that work arrives without your office re-entering it.

Your staff still approve. Outstanding inductions and missing method statements stay visible. Credentials and vehicle passes go out when the pack is complete.

Once the site is live, the joins have to hold

Desk search, Entry Gate, meal redemption and comms all read the approved list. A person taken off accreditation is not still eating lunch on an old catering export.

Guest list can run beside staff passes when industry and artist guests need tickets rather than lanyards. Same event, different module.

+ FAQ

Questions about festival operations

It is festival back of house operations software. If you are searching for public ticketing, full budget tools or end-to-end festival OS suites, that is a different category. AccredTix is for accreditation and the ops connected to it.

Yes. Each team gets a scoped portal for their own people and allocations. Your festival staff keep event-wide visibility and approvals.

No event software makes you compliant, including AccredTix. The duty sits with the responsible person. If your event is in the enhanced tier, controlling movement of individuals into, out of and within the site is one of the measures you may be asked about, and that is the job AccredTix does: approvals and credential activity logged against a name and timestamp.

All modules, up to 5 team members, approvals, allocations, check-in search, branded Team Portal, printable badges, standard Apple and Google Wallet passes, catering, accommodation, vehicle management, plus limited advance forms, inductions and document types. Pro removes the caps and adds custom wallet branding, zones, Ada and the full audit log.

Yes. Guest list is a module on the same festival event. Ticket types and donations sit beside staff pass types instead of in a separate product.

They use the same teams and people as accreditation. A vehicle or a meal allocation belongs to someone already on the event.

Yes. Set each camp up as a team. They see people, forms and the modules you assign. Your staff keep approvals.

No. AccredTix is back of house. Guest list tickets are for allocated lists, not a public box office.

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