Bring every source together.
Add the master schedule, day sheets, rooming lists, travel manifests, venue advances, contacts, production files and supporting notes.
The tour manager should be able to import the master schedule and detailed documents once. Tour Assist AI then helps extract, connect and place the information into dates, maps, hotels, travel, people, production and files—ready for review before it goes live.
Prototype only. Selected files stay in your browser and are not uploaded.
AI accelerates the setup, but the tour manager remains responsible for approving the source information and deciding who can see it.
Add the master schedule, day sheets, rooming lists, travel manifests, venue advances, contacts, production files and supporting notes.
Review extracted dates, places and assignments. Resolve duplicates, missing fields and contradictions with the source file beside each item.
Release the organized tour record so each person sees the schedule, files and updates their role is permitted to access.
When a schedule includes a location, Tour Assist can connect the stop to the venue, map, time zone, hotel, airport and relevant local details.
Address, loading location, local contacts, parking notes, curfew and venue documents live with the stop.
Property, address, confirmation references, rooming list, check-in/out and departure instructions stay connected.
Flights, buses, drivers, pickup points, airports, terminals and local ground movements appear chronologically.
Time zone, drive time, weather context and approved nearby services can support the day without replacing verified tour instructions.
Tour Assist can keep the complete operational record in one workspace while role-based access protects personal, financial and restricted information.
Tour Assist should help structure information without hiding uncertainty or publishing unverified details.
Founding members can help define which documents, fields, review controls and integrations matter most.