Category: Planning Portal

ORCHESTRIS support articles for Planning Portal.

  • What can a host edit in an event?

    What can a host edit in an event?

    What can a host edit in an event?

    Short answer

    A host can edit the event planning fields that are enabled, unlocked, and available under the event's current status. Admin-only descriptions and locked cards should not be editable.

    Usually editable

    • Enabled questions
    • Enabled notes fields
    • Song requests on song-enabled cards
    • Account profile details
    • Guest-request controls when the workspace allows hosts to manage them

    Usually not editable

    • Template descriptions
    • Admin-only internal notes
    • Locked cards
    • Staff-only event status controls
    • Workspace admin settings

    Status matters

    • Active events can allow host editing.
    • Pending or locked events should limit editing to staff according to the workspace workflow.

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  • What should I check before inviting a client or host?

    What should I check before inviting a client or host?

    What should I check before inviting a client or host?

    Short answer

    Before sending a host link, review the event details, status, timeline, visible cards, guest-request setting, documents, and any features the host should use.

    Event details

    • Confirm event name, date, time, venue name, location, and maps link.
    • Check that the event status allows the host to edit if they need to complete planning.

    Planning visibility

    • Open the timeline and confirm the correct cards are visible to hosts.
    • Lock any cards the host should not edit.
    • Make sure notes and questions only appear where they are supposed to.

    Links and features

    • Copy the generated host link from the event.
    • Turn guest requests on or off according to the event workflow.
    • Confirm documents, photos, photobooth, or music features only appear when they are meant to be used.

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  • How do I add a planning-call option for clients?

    How do I add a planning-call option for clients?

    How do I add a planning-call option for clients?

    Short answer

    A planning-call option should let a host book a call from the portal and route that call to the correct assigned staff member or team workflow.

    Recommended workflow

    • Decide which staff type or assigned person should handle planning calls.
    • Connect availability for that person or team.
    • Show the booking option from the host portal only when it is useful for the event workflow.

    Event-specific assignment

    • If the assigned DJ or planner should handle the call, the booking workflow should prioritize that person over a random team member.
    • If nobody is assigned yet, the workflow can fall back to workspace availability rules.

    What clients should see

    • The client or host should see a clear call type, available time options, and confirmation details after booking.
    • They should not need to understand internal assignment rules.

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  • Why can’t I edit a planning card?

    Why can’t I edit a planning card?

    Why can't I edit a planning card?

    Short answer

    A planning card may be locked, not assigned to your role, hidden from guests, or part of an event status that limits editing.

    Common reasons

    • The workspace admin locked the card.
    • The event is pending or locked.
    • The card allows guests to view it but does not allow guest input.
    • The card feature, such as questions, notes, or songs, may not be enabled.

    What to check

    • Look for whether the card has questions, songs, or notes enabled.
    • Ask the workspace admin or assigned staff to confirm whether the card should be editable.
    • Refresh the page if a card appears blank or does not open correctly.

    Expected behavior

    • Descriptions added by templates or admins may be view-only for hosts and guests.
    • Response fields should blur-save when editing is allowed.

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  • How do I assign an existing host to another event?

    How do I assign an existing host to another event?

    How do I assign an existing host to another event?

    Short answer

    Repeat hosts should keep one account and be assigned to each relevant event so they can log in once and see all of their events together.

    Why this matters

    • A client or planner with multiple events should not need a separate login for every event.
    • One account makes it easier to manage repeat bookings and reduces support issues.

    Recommended workflow

    • Search for or create the host user first.
    • Assign the host to each event they should access.
    • Send one magic link so they can create or open their account and see the assigned events.

    Guest links are different

    • Guest links are event-specific and should be used for limited guest participation such as song requests or photo access.
    • Hosts should use host access when they need planning permissions.

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  • How do hosts and guests use the planning portal?

    How do hosts and guests use the planning portal?

    How do hosts and guests use the planning portal?

    Short answer

    Hosts and guests open their assigned event, use the Planning tab to complete enabled cards, and rely on blur-save fields so answers save as they work.

    Planning cards

    • Cards show the planning information, questions, notes, and song controls that have been enabled for that event.
    • On smaller screens, opening a card should move into a focused card view with a clear back control.

    Editing rules

    • Descriptions from templates or admins should not be editable by hosts or guests.
    • Notes only appear when notes are enabled on the card.
    • Locked cards cannot be changed by hosts or guests.

    Saving

    • Answer fields should save when the user clicks or taps out of the field. The portal should not require a separate submit-planning button.

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  • How do host and guest links work?

    How do host and guest links work?

    How do host and guest links work?

    Short answer

    Each event can have a host link and a guest link. The host link grants host planning access, while the guest link grants limited guest access for enabled guest features.

    Host links

    • Use the host link for the client, couple, planner, or event owner who should help complete planning details.
    • Repeat hosts should be assigned to multiple events under one account instead of receiving separate logins for every event.

    Guest links

    • Use the guest link for guest-facing requests such as song requests or event photo galleries when those features are enabled.
    • Turning guest requests off should not erase data already collected.

    Security note

    • Only share links with the people who should access that event. If a link is exposed publicly by mistake, contact the workspace admin so access can be reset or locked down.

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