The building blocks
Positions
Positions
The functional roles your org staffs for — Lead Vocals, FOH Engineer, Tour Manager. Defined once at the org level and reused across every gig.
Members
Members
The people in your organization. They have accounts, carry positions, and receive invitations. See Managing members.
External contacts
External contacts
People you staff by email who don’t have Soundcheck accounts — good for one-off subs.
Assignments
Assignments
The link between a person and a position on a specific gig — who’s playing what, at what fee, and their response status.
Call lists
Call lists
Saved rosters with priority order (primary + backups) you apply to a new gig in one click. Available on Pro and above.
Key surfaces
Positions
Define and organize the roles your org uses. Consistent names carry into onboarding, call lists, and staffing.
Call lists
Reusable team configurations with call order. Apply to a gig with one click. Pro and above.
Members
Your roster — roles, positions, seats, and onboarding.
Team building
Staff a specific event and send invitations.
Departments and groups
For larger operations, Departments let you group members into bands or departments inside one organization — for example, an agency running several acts under a single org.Departments is a gated feature enabled per organization. When it’s on, a Departments tab appears under organization settings. If you don’t see it, it isn’t enabled for your org yet.
Organization setup
Where Departments lives in settings.
How it fits together
The workflow
One-time setup
1
Define positions
Create the roles you staff for. This is your master list.
2
Add members
Invite people to your org; they create accounts and complete onboarding.
3
Set member positions
Each member’s positions drive staffing suggestions and availability.
4
Build call lists
Save your A-team and backups for one-click staffing. Pro and above.
Per gig
1
Create the gig
Enter the event basics.
2
Build the team
Add the positions this gig needs, assign people, set fees. Assignments start as drafts.
3
Send invitations
Release the drafts — recipients are notified and respond.
4
Manage responses
Track confirmations, fall back to backups on declines, and finalize the lineup.
Invitations & the draft-vs-sent model
How team assignments become notifications.
Who can manage teams
Related guides
Positions
Defining the roles you staff for
Call lists
Reusable, priority-ordered rosters
Members
Managing your roster
Team building
Staffing specific events