From scattered run sheets and group chats to one current operational picture.
FloorPilot connects preparation, crew briefing, live incident follow-up and reporting in one controlled workflow for organisers, venues, security teams, production partners and public stakeholders.
Prepare. Control live. Prove afterwards.
Less handover chaos
Run sheets, documents, crew, zones and reports stay linked to the same event.
Faster operational follow-up
Incidents and actions have a clear status, owner, location and timeline.
Reporting is created during the work
Key actions and changes are recorded as they happen, not reconstructed days later from scattered chats.
The next edition, not from scratch again
FloorPilot keeps track of what was recorded per edition. For the next edition your team sees what stayed the same, what changed and what needs another look. You reuse what still holds, instead of copying an old document and hoping it still fits.
- Expected visitorsPrevious edition:12,000This edition:15,000Changed
- Site and routesPrevious edition:City park, north routeThis edition:City park, north routeUnchanged
- Emergency exit eastPrevious edition:Not presentThis edition:AddedNew
- On-site contactPrevious edition:Filled inThis edition:Filled in, different numberChanged
- Sound levelPrevious edition:Not filled inThis edition:Not filled inNot recorded
An item that wasn't recorded in the previous edition does not come back as "unchanged". Not knowing is not a confirmation.
No longer five separate places for one event
Most organisations work with a run sheet in Word, agreements in a group chat, attachments over email, incidents in a separate list and a report written by hand afterwards. Each part works, but they know nothing about each other.
- Common today:Run sheet in Word or PDFWith FloorPilot:Living run sheet with established versionsNo doubt about which version is authoritative
- Common today:Agreements in a group chatWith FloorPilot:Role-based updates, with confirmationEveryone gets what applies to them, not everything
- Common today:Attachments emailed to partnersWith FloorPilot:Controlled sharing per versionTraceable what was shared externally, and when
- Common today:Incidents in a separate listWith FloorPilot:Incident, owner, action and timeline connectedFollow-up visible during the event
- Common today:Report written by hand afterwardsWith FloorPilot:Reporting emerges from the work itselfLess reconstruction after the fact
- Common today:Starting over every yearWith FloorPilot:Difference from the previous edition, plus improvement pointsReuse earlier knowledge without copying blindly
FloorPilot does not replace your permit process and does not make decisions. It makes sure the information you decide on is correct in one place.
Start with what you already have
Your run sheet doesn't need to be rebuilt from scratch. Upload an existing Word or PDF file. FloorPilot helps structure the programme, roles, locations and operational parts. Your team reviews and confirms the final setup.
- 1Add your existing run sheet.
- 2FloorPilot recognises possible parts.
- 3Your team reviews and corrects them.
- 4The confirmed information is used for readiness and operations.
Built for situations where overview and accountability matter
FloorPilot is developed from hands-on operational experience with events, security, temporary teams and handover between different parties.
Role-based access
The platform supports access by organisation, event and role. Sensitive information uses additional restrictions.
Controlled sharing
The organiser decides what information is shared with external partners within the available sharing controls.
Auditable work
Selected key actions, status changes and confirmations are recorded in the activity history.
Human confirmation
AI can support the work, but should not make medical, security or governance decisions independently.
Product views on this website use fictional demo data. Access and visibility are technically validated per module and pilot.
Discuss your next event with FloorPilot.
Schedule a 20-minute introduction. We will review your current operation, event type and the validation pilot that fits.
You will receive a response within one business day.
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