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Home is where you land after signing in: a personalized, org-scoped starting point that surfaces what needs your attention without opening every list. Home replaced the older Dashboard. Unlike that admin-only page, every role gets a Home tuned to what they can see and do.
Soundcheck Home page with quick actions, gig and finance stats, and a recent activity feed

Home: quick actions, at-a-glance stats, recent activity, and finances

Home is personalized. What you see depends on your role (Owner, Admin, Gig Coordinator, Member), your plan, and which features are enabled for your org. Finances and leads only appear for the people entitled to them.

First run: Get started

On a brand-new workspace, Home shows a short Get started card instead of the full layout. It’s a first-run checklist, not the week-long operator guide in First 7 Days, with a running done count:
1

Create your first gig

Opens the new-gig flow right from Home.
2

Add a lead

Capture an inquiry (on plans with CRM).
3

Invite your team

Bring crew into your org.
4

Set up your org profile

Logo, contact, and details (admins).
5

Complete your profile

Your name, photo, and contact.
Each step checks off automatically as you complete it, from data already on the page, so there’s nothing extra to click. Until your org has its first gig, Get started fully replaces Quick actions, At a glance, Recent activity, and Finances. Those sections do not sit underneath the card.

The full layout

Once your org has gigs and the Get started card is gone, Home shows four sections.

Quick actions

A row of one-tap shortcuts, filtered to what you can do. Examples include Create Gig, Add Lead, New Setlist, Invite Team, Add Venue, and Payments. Actions you don’t have access to simply don’t appear.

At a glance

Four stat tiles that adapt to your role and plan. Common tiles:

Recent activity

A single feed that merges the sources you’re entitled to see: new gigs, leads, crew offers, and payments. Each item links straight to the record.

Finances

For roles with financial access on plans that include finance, a Finances card rolls up expected payouts and per-gig breakdowns. It uses the same figures as the Payments page so the two always agree.
The Finances card and finance stat tiles are hidden for roles without financial access (for example the Gig Coordinator role), even when the feature is enabled.

When to use it

  • Every morning: scan quick actions, stats, and recent activity to see what’s moving.
  • After a busy week: reconcile completed counts and finances.
  • Before a batch of invitations: spot under-staffed gigs and pending responses.
For hands-on editing of a gig (positions, attachments, setlist), open Gigs instead.

Gigs overview

Where every gig lives

Payments

Org-level payout history and requests

Mailbox

One inbox for invitations, crew offers, and availability