A record that survives the handoff.
Keep the commercial and operational work attached to the same show. Review hours submitted from another system before they become official labor records.
Software for live events
For the people responsible for what happens before doors open, while the room is live, and after the last truck leaves.
See where we start01 The handoff
The planner updated the schedule. Production has one copy, and the crew call that went out yesterday has another. How can we easily correct every document where that room appears and update the entire team?
One change. Several places to catch up.
The session has a new room.
Does the setup still fit?
Who needs to be where?
Which room gets the file?
Someone makes the calls and checks every copy.
The time goes into checking versions, forwarding changes, and reconstructing approvals. By closeout, someone is doing it all again with hours and costs.
02 How we build
Opeerion builds software around the information people need to do their jobs. The plan matters. So does what actually happened, who approved it, and who needs to know next.
Keep the commercial and operational work attached to the same show. Review hours submitted from another system before they become official labor records.
A projection calculation and a crew check-in need different interfaces. Our specialist products work on their own. We design connections around removing duplicate entry and preserving the source of the information.
Start with one workflow. Agree on the record, the people who can change it, and what happens when the plan changes.
03 The portfolio
Start there. Each product has its own job. You can use the one you need without adopting the whole portfolio.

Keeps inquiry, quote, contract, crew, equipment, schedules, actual hours, costs, and invoice attached to one show record.

Get the approved presentation to the right room, with a record of every upload, revision, and download.

Send crew calls, confirm arrivals, and track time through sign-out.
Display engineering
Plan tile maps, power, data, and processor capacity before the wall leaves the shop.
Projection engineering
Calculate lenses, throw, blends, and mapping from a sourced projector catalog, online or offline.
Script extraction
Extract PowerPoint speaker notes or an Excel script column into TXT, RTF, or Word files without uploading the source.
Authorized media downloads
Download authorized video as MP4 or audio as MP3 through a Windows queue.
Show calling
Build and call a live rundown with focused views for each department.
Field operations
Capture technician time, expenses, receipts, approvals, and client billing from the field.
Teleprompting
Run downstage prompting with operator control, script editing, and primary/backup sync.
Live accessibility
Caption and translate the room with on-device processing, operator control, and branded output.
Local subtitle production
Transcribe, translate, time, review, and burn subtitles on Windows without uploading the source media.
Freelance billing
Calculate day rates, overtime, turnarounds, per diem, and expenses, then issue the invoice.
Crew food intelligence
Find food recommended by live-event freelancers who have worked the same cities and venues.
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04 The people behind it
Opeerion is a live-event technology company based in Orlando, Florida. Our team comes from production, event management, video engineering, and the technical work behind the show.
Those jobs shape what we build, from the information on a crew call to the controls an operator can reach while a room is live.
CEO & Co-Founder
Live production and operations
Co-Founder, Vice President & Chief Product Officer
Product architecture, development, and user experience
Chief Experience Officer
Event management, content, and accessibility
Chief Marketing & Strategy Officer
Production, workforce development, and education
Client Relations Officer
Video engineering, technical teams, and client relationships
Let’s talk about your next event
Tell us what your team does today, where the information gets lost, and what you need to get through the next show.
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