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Capabilities

The platforms, protocols and tooling in regular use.

If something you run is not on this list, it is worth asking. Adjacent systems are usually a short bridge.

01

Ticketing, events & venue ERP

  • Interactive seat maps and timed holds
  • Subscriptions and season packages
  • Memberships and renewals
  • QR ticket check-in and will-call
  • Comps, exchanges, promo codes and waitlists
  • Gift certificates
  • Production and rehearsal scheduling
  • Room and rental bookings
  • Volunteer scheduling and rosters
  • Patron CRM and communication consent
  • Donations, fundraising and grant tracking
  • Concessions and point of sale
  • Finance, reconciliation and board reporting
  • Square payment integration
02

AV & performance systems

  • Show control and cue automation
  • QLab-driven playback workflows
  • Networked audio distribution
  • Lighting control and DMX networks
  • Motorised curtain and rigging integration
  • Video distribution and switching
  • Live streaming and recording systems
03

Protocols & interfaces

  • OSC (Open Sound Control)
  • DMX / RDM
  • sACN and Art-Net
  • MIDI show control
  • REST and WebSocket APIs
  • MQTT
  • Modbus
  • Serial RS-232 / RS-485
04

Networking

  • Managed switching and VLAN segmentation
  • UniFi network deployment and management
  • Firewall and NAT configuration
  • VPN and secure remote access
  • Structured cabling coordination
  • Wireless site planning
05

Low-voltage systems

  • Access control
  • Camera and surveillance systems
  • Intercom and paging
  • Cable infrastructure and labelling standards
  • Point-of-sale and box office hardware
06

Software & infrastructure

  • TypeScript and React web applications
  • Next.js and Astro
  • PostgreSQL and relational data modelling
  • Linux server administration
  • Docker and containerised services
  • Cloud hosting and CI/CD pipelines
  • Embedded microcontrollers and custom hardware
07AI-native

AI-assisted engineering

  • Documentation generated from live system data
  • Drawing and schedule generation
  • Code and firmware produced with frontier models
  • Engineer review and sign-off on every deliverable

Working practice

Vendor-neutral by default.

Equipment gets specified against the requirement, the service situation and what the client's own people can maintain. Not against whatever carries the best margin that quarter.

Where a specific product genuinely is the right answer, the reasoning goes in the documentation so the next person understands the choice.

What that looks like

  • Requirements written down before a part number is chosen
  • Service access and spares considered at design time
  • Open protocols preferred over proprietary lock-in where the job allows
  • Decisions and their reasons recorded in the handover package

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