Built for venue Food and Beverage operations — fast check-ins, location level assignment, live floor visibility, and full event auditability.
Your venue, ready when doors open.
Every other platform stops at the schedule — or at best, a badge scan that confirms someone made it through security. Neither tells you who is at stand 14, running register 3, and checked in. That gap is where game-day chaos lives. Melicomb closes it.
From the moment doors open to event close, Melicomb gives operators the visibility they need to run every event without surprises.
Badge scan, ticket in hand, wave them through in seconds. The live event control center handles the entire check-in flow while keeping the full venue picture visible on the same screen.
Each employee checks in confirmed to their exact stand and position — not just an event. Managers see a live, location-by-location picture of the floor the moment doors open.
Catch no-shows, call-outs, and late arrivals as they happen. Automated detection at event close means nothing falls through the cracks.
Build event schedules from reusable templates, copy from prior events, and pre-assign employees before game day — so the day-of is just confirmations.
Every check-in, transfer, call-out, and no-show is timestamped and stored. One-click access to the records you need for any attendance review.
In-game notifications surface call-outs and staffing gaps in real time. Managers confirm and move on — no missed messages, no surprises.
Game-day staffing isn't one person's job. Staffing managers coordinate and direct, floor managers scramble to fill gaps, and employees carry the load when positions go unfilled. Poor staffing puts the operation behind before the event starts. Stands open understaffed, lines back up, customers grow frustrated.
Once the game starts, the floor is moving. Call-outs happen, stands go short, and cuts need to happen at the right time — not late. Without live visibility, managers react to problems after they've already cost you. Employees stay on the clock past their stand's close. Gaps go unnoticed until someone's on the radio.
When the event closes, the questions start. Who was actually there? Who left early? Was that cut logged? Without a system, the answers live in someone's memory or don't exist at all. Every unresolved question is a payroll error, a dispute, or a scheduling mistake repeated next event.
"When gates open and stands aren't ready — what does that cost you?"
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