A mom finds your site and wants the 14th. She gets your voicemail, and you call back at 7 after teardown. By then she's booked whoever answered first.
With Rally, she picks a package on your site, sees the full price, and sends the request. Between parties, you open it and press Approve and Send. Rally sends her the agreement and the deposit link, she signs and pays from her phone, and the 14th is yours.
A deposit that holds the date.Once you approve, the agreement and the deposit link go out on their own. The date is paid for before it's promised.
The balance, charged on its due date.You stop chasing clients for the balance. With Rally Pay, the client agrees when they pay, and the balance charges their saved card on the day it's due. Rally emails them the day before.
Paperwork, ready when they ask.Your W-9 and certificate of insurance sit in every client's portal, and one click emails both to the school's or venue's office.
The gate code, asked for you.You stop emailing every client for the details. Send each client a questionnaire for the gate code, allergies, parking, and where to set up. They answer in their portal, and your crew sees the answers you choose to share.
Problems caught before you load.Rally flags overlapping bookings, and shows which of a package's requirements, like water or power, the client hasn't confirmed.
Saturday's crew, without calling around.On Professional and Business, send a shift offer to one person, or to several and the first to claim it gets it. If someone declines, it moves to the next person on your backup list. The evening before, Rally asks each one to confirm, and tells you if someone declines.
The call you took while driving.Connect Quo, and after each call Rally drafts the follow-up: the new inquiry, the email or text, the invoice. You approve it with one tap.
The review ask, the day after.A day after each party, Rally asks the client how it went and invites a review.
Next year's party, asked for.Nine months after each party, Rally emails the client to book again, straight from their portal.
On average, each booking that comes through a Rally booking form gets about six emails its operator never had to write.