Per-project galleries, EXIF-aware, geo-tagged, daily logs with weather and manpower, photo evidence on every record. A conference is a production that resets itself every ninety minutes. Compass runs the turn schedule, the room-set punch lists, and the door scans from the phones your crew already carries, so the 2 p.m. breakout looks as sharp as the opening keynote.
Project gallery. Drag-drop bulk upload, EXIF preserved, geo on the map when present. On conferences jobs, this shows up as summits, multi-track programs, general sessions.
Daily logs. Weather pulled from forecast, manpower from time entries, photos from the gallery. One record. On conferences jobs, this shows up as summits, multi-track programs, general sessions.
Photo evidence inline. Inspections, incidents, punch items, RFIs all link their photos. On conferences jobs, this shows up as summits, multi-track programs, general sessions.
Recap export. End-of-show PDF or ZIP with the season's gallery, grouped by day. On conferences jobs, this shows up as summits, multi-track programs, general sessions.
For the production teams behind multi-track conferences: room turnovers on punch lists, AV crews scheduled per session block, check-in scanning at registration and session doors, and briefings that reach every crew phone before the first keynote.
The same primitives that ship in our Photos + Daily Logs module, applied to conferences workflows.
Drag-drop bulk upload, EXIF preserved, geo on the map when present.
Weather pulled from forecast, manpower from time entries, photos from the gallery. One record.
Inspections, incidents, punch items, RFIs all link their photos.
End-of-show PDF or ZIP with the season's gallery, grouped by day.
Compass field app captures and uploads from the phone, queued offline.
Set retention by category. Self-expiring shares for client previews.
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One record store. Every module reads from the same truth.
Free, forever, for small teams. Per-org pricing the rest of the way up.