Stages will likely make up for a large portion of the location content that gets entered into the Jetty platform. The reason that Stages are so important is because Content can only be scheduled to happen on a Stage. In the image below, you will see exactly where to locate the Stages section on the Jetty platform. Take a moment to note that this tab is nested under the Locations section.

On these screens, users can create and edit the stages for each project. These stages will be shown in a list format that can be filtered and grouped using various content points. Each stage has a profile filled with text boxes and switches created so that every piece of information will have a home. Use these descriptions below as a guide for finding the support that you need most. Feel free to find the corresponding article from the left side menu or click thru directly by selecting one of these links:

Stages – Location Basics – How to store basic data about stages including location, capacity, and more.

Stages – Contacts – How to compile contact details for companies and people associated with each stage.

Stages – Texts – How to describe the stage itself and how to get there.

Stages – Scheduling – How to get a full overview of all scheduling connected to the stage.

Stages – Specs – Backline – How to provide internal and external teams with detailed information on backline for a stage.

Stages – Specs – Backstage – How to provide information about the backstage area for each stage.

Stages – Specs – Power – How to compile all your power needs for each stage.

Stages – Specs – DJ-Kit – How to provide information about DJ kit at each stage.

Stages – Specs – Generator – How to gather information about the generator at each stage.

Stages – Specs – Lights – How to provides information about the lights on the stage.

Stages – Specs – Sound – How to provides information about the sound on the stage.

Stages – Specs – Stage – How to compile information about the stage specifications.

Stages – Specs – Tent – How to detail the tent area needs associated with a stage.

Stages – Specs – Video – How to gather information regarding the video equipment for each stage.

Stages – Specs – Other – How to define any miscellaneous information about a stage.

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