Call times on paper, scans on a rented gun, incident reports written from memory two days later. COMPVSS puts the shift clock, the gate scanner, incident filing, and the punch list on the crew's own phones, and it keeps working when the signal quits.
Operate it in the field: scheduling, certs, gate scan, incidents. Offline-first, fast at the gate even when the signal isn't.
Every surface below is live today. None of it is a roadmap slide.
Geo-verified clock-in against your time-clock zones, with breaks, meal credits, and a manual fallback for the corner of the lot where GPS gives up.
QR and barcode, sub-100ms server-side. Accepted, duplicate, voided, not found, expired, wrong zone: each result is its own state, readable at arm's length.
File with photos, location, and witnesses. File anonymously if that is what it takes to get the report. Closing an injury or a major incident takes a manager sign-off.
Walk the site, snag what is wrong, close it with photos. Daily logs and shift handovers leave the next crew a written trail instead of a hallway rumor.
Scan the barcode already printed on the case. Check gear out to a person, see who holds what right now, and get it all back at load-out.
Tickets, credentials, radios, lodging: every assignment lands on the holder's own phone, with the scan code to prove it at the door.
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COMPVSS is an installable web app. Open the link, tap Install, and it lives on the home screen as a full-screen launcher. No App Store review, no fleet update the morning of the show.
The scanner and the day's call sheet cache on the device. When the network drops, scans queue locally and replay in order the moment signal returns. Duplicates the device cannot confirm during an offline window are flagged pending, and the server reconciles them on sync.
A scan at the gate is a row in the same org-scoped record store the production office reads. No export at midnight, no re-keying into a second system, no morning-after sync.
Clock punches land as the time entries payroll settles from. An incident filed at the barricade pages the console the moment it is saved. The punch list a crew closes tonight is the one the office reviews tomorrow.
Access is walled per organization at the database, and every stakeholder portal reads its own slice of the same rows. One truth, viewed from wherever you stand.
Free forever for small teams, per-org pricing the whole way up. Invite the entire gate team in week one; the bill holds.
Installs from the browser in one tap. No App Store, no fleet update, ready before soundcheck.