Plan a big event.

Coordinate venue, vendors, and logistics from first plan to day-of. Manager chases unresponsive vendors, flags budget risk early, and builds the run sheet from your tasks.

Why plan it in Manager?

Every thread tracked

Venue, catering, A/V, and program are tracked workstreams with owners and dates.

Vendor deadlines in view

Manager reminds you before each vendor deadline and shows who has not confirmed yet.

The budget stays visible

Track cost against budget and let Manager flag overruns early.

The workflow.

  1. Capture the workstreams

    Set venue, catering, A/V, speakers, and marketing as goals.

    Say to your agentManager: Interview me about the event and set it up with goals for venue, catering, A/V, speakers and marketing.

  2. Add vendor tasks and dates

    Track each contract and deadline with budget as a custom field.

    Say to your agentManager: Add a budget field and track each vendor contract with its cost and deadline.

  3. Wire the dependencies

    Link tasks so a slip in one area visibly pushes the rest.

    Say to your agentManager: Link the tasks across all workstreams so I can see what a delay in one area pushes back.

  4. Let Manager chase and flag

    Quiet vendors get reminders; budget overruns get surfaced early.

    Say to your agentManager: List vendor tasks past their due date and compare the budget total to our cap.

  5. Build the run sheet

    Turn tasks with exact times into a schedule for the day.

    Say to your agentManager: Lay out the event day hour by hour on the wiki from every task with an exact time.

  6. Debrief afterward

    Hold a retro; Manager turns notes into action items for next time.

    Say to your agentManager: Turn these debrief notes into action items for the next event.

Every vendor, deadline, and detail in one place.

Manager holds the plan and chases the people and dates, so the day runs on a sheet instead of on adrenaline.

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