Analytics · for producers and management
Know where the money goes, and spend less of it.
Producers and management see what every finalised pay week cost, what this week's pay run is made of and where the overtime is, counted from the work the company already did. One run, thirteen finalised weeks: $2.73M of pay.
The figures on this page are an example company of about 90 people.
Weekly cost
Each finalised pay week freezes its own total.
So the run carries a real cost line, week by week, and this week's pay run shows what it is made of, with overtime on its own line.
- 13 finalised weeks in the quarter
- This week's overtime: $8,680
- Cast, crew and management, each on its own line
Overtime is 4% of this week, $8,680, on its own line. The latest finalised week's overtime premium was 3.1% of its gross.
Covers
See who has gone on before you send a cover.
When you file a cast change, every cover for the role shows how many times they have gone on this season and the last night they did. Publish the change and the go-on lands in that week's pay.
- Gone on this season, for every cover of the role
- The last night each one went on
- Each published go-on, in that week's pay
The picker recommends a cover, favouring whoever has gone on least. Grace last went on more than 30 days ago, so she is marked as needing a run. Open a cover and you see their go-ons in three-week blocks: most of Sam's nine fell in the last nine weeks.
Cast change reach
How many have read tonight's change.
Every “Got it” writes a read receipt, so management can read the reach straight off the change. How fast it was read, and who still has it waiting, are coming.
- 87 of 90 have seen tonight's change
- The count sits on the change itself, for management
- Everyone taps Got it, management included
87 of the 90 people in the company have tapped Got it. Management see that count as one line on the change itself.
Coming next
The run in covers, call-offs and sign-ins.
The rows behind these are already written on every show. The views that count them across the run are coming to the hub.
Where the figures come from
Every figure comes from a row someone already wrote.
The sign-ins, cast changes and pay weeks are already in Mysttro, because that is where the company runs the show. The figures on this page are read straight from them.
- Tue · 5:28pmSigned in at stage doorOne row, and its hours flow into the pay week.
- Thu · 5:51pmCast change publishedThe go-on is recorded as it publishes, and its cover pay lands in the week.
- Thu · 6:02pmThe company is notified and taps Got itA push notification goes out to the company, and each Got it adds to the count on the change.Cast change tonightTap to read · Got it
- Mon · 10:30amPay week finalisedThe week's cost and its overtime freeze into the record.
Who sees the figures
The figures follow the same access as the screens.
Each figure carries the access of the screen it came from, so the roles and pay settings you already set decide who can read it.
See a run's pay weeks in figures.
Book a demo and we will walk a run with you, from the first stage-door sign-in to the pay week that closed it.