Rounds is Soundcheck doing a sweep of your whole operation, the way a stage manager walks the venue before doors. It gathers every open item across all of your gigs — the unanswered invites, the unpaid payouts, the unsigned contracts, the overdue tasks — and lays them out on your Home page as one prioritized list of what needs you.
Rounds is rolling out gradually and may not be visible in your workspace yet.
How it’s organized
Items land in three urgency buckets:
Each line names the gig and the problem in plain language (“Mohawk Rooftop Series Night 3 — 7 crew payouts unpaid — $2,325”), carries a category tag — Money, Paper, Staffing, Compliance, or Tasks — and a View link that lands you directly on the gig tab where you fix it.
Within a bucket, the soonest gig floats to the top. As you resolve things — invites answered, payouts sent, contracts signed — items disappear on their own; there is nothing to dismiss or tidy.
Who sees it
Rounds is for the people running the operation: it appears on Home for owners and admins. Members see their own Home, without the org-wide digest.
Why it’s a core part of Soundcheck
Executing a live event means keeping dozens of threads from slipping — across staffing, paperwork, money, and logistics — where any one dropped thread can hurt the show. Rounds exists because that vigilance shouldn’t live in someone’s head or a 6 AM spreadsheet ritual. Give Soundcheck your event data, and knowing what’s about to slip becomes the platform’s job. 
