Platform · Reconcile

Close out the event in minutes, not days.

Post-event closeout is the highest-value workflow most operators still run in spreadsheets. Reconcile turns location-verified hours into a short exception list, resolved disputes, and books that close the same day.

Built into Reconcile

Auto-flagged time & attendance discrepanciesAgency-proposed changes: accept / rejectTransit-time policy enforcementOvertime alertsVerified hours × rate by locationDispute resolution with an audit trailCloseout dashboard per eventExport to payroll & financeEvery line traceable to a verified clock-in
05.1Auto-flagged exceptions

Discrepancies find you

The platform compares every punch to the verified record from the floor and flags what doesn't match — hours outside the shift window, missing checkouts, transit overages, duplicate punches. A human resolves a short exception list instead of auditing every line.

  • Hours outside the shift window, flagged automatically
  • Missing checkouts and duplicate punches surfaced
  • Transit overages caught against policy at the gate
  • A short exception queue — not a line-by-line audit
deploy · live zonesLIVE
Gate A
24/24
Club Level
18/20
Concourse
40/40
Suites
10/12
Paddock
16/16
Back of House
30/30
138 / 142 on-sitereallocating 2 →
05.2Dispute resolution

Agency disputes, line by line

Partners propose changes against the same verified record you see — a later checkout, a missed break — and you accept or reject each one with one click. The negotiation ends at the transcript, because both sides are looking at the same location-verified hours.

  • Agencies propose changes against the verified record
  • Accept or reject with one click, per line
  • Both sides see the same location-verified hours
  • Every decision logged to the audit trail
pay · itemized invoice
Gate A — 24 staff × 8h$5,760
Club Level — 18 staff × 8h$4,680
Suites — agency × 10$3,200
OT adjustments$420
Total · location-verified$14,060
Confirmed hours × rate · ready to send in minutes

AI-native

Agents draft the closeout

Agents pre-match verified hours to rates by location, assemble the closeout for the whole event, and queue only the exceptions worth a human's time — approval becomes the last step, not the whole job.

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How it plays out

The morning after a sold-out stadium show.

Last night, 62,000 fans and 1,400 workers. This morning, the ops lead opens the closeout dashboard instead of a spreadsheet. Overnight, the platform matched thousands of verified punches to rates by location — transit-time policy applied at the gates, overtime computed for the crew that ran past midnight. What's waiting is an exception queue of 38: a handful of missing checkouts, six punches outside the shift window, two duplicates.

By ten, an agency has proposed 17 adjustments. Each one appears against the same location-verified record the agency sees, so there's nothing to argue about — accept eleven, reject six, every decision logged. Because each line traces back to a fill decision, including the day-of moves from gap analysis, nobody reconstructs anything. The disputes are resolved before lunch.

By early afternoon the dashboard reads clean: every hour verified, every exception resolved, every line traceable to a clock-in. The closeout exports to finance and hands the verified hours to Pay — where the money actually moves. Books closed the same day, and the post-event review is a report that was true the whole time.

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