Rebuild the homepage, hand a volunteer exactly the access they need, pull the sponsor report and send tonight’s announcement — without a ticket, a deploy or a developer.
Moving tonight’s game above last week’s replay means a ticket, a deploy and a wait nobody on the production team controls.
The volunteer who only posts a score gets the same login as the person who can see every payment — or no login at all.
And when a page vanishes on a Friday night, nobody can say who changed it or what it said before.
The Studio is laid out around the jobs your team actually does, in the order they do them.
Revenue across five time windows, visitor totals, 15 inventory counters, the most-viewed title of all time, and a needs-attention strip for pending orders, unread messages and draft posts.
Stack a hero slider, content rows, a sponsor-logo carousel and pop-ups. Drag to reorder — it saves by itself and the public site follows within seconds.
Invent a role like “Game Day Producer”, tick its capabilities from the permission matrix, and the sidebar rebuilds itself for everyone who holds it.
Edits, deletions, logins and settings changes land in an append-only activity log — with the staff member, their role at the time and a before-and-after of every field.
Every capability below ships in the Studio, and every one is usable by someone who has never opened a code editor.
13 content sources for a row — from live events, series and radio to rosters, teams and a hand-picked list — in 4 layouts: carousel, grid, a full-width hero bar with its own button, or a three-column editorial block.
Leave a row on auto and it pulls the newest match: live right now, upcoming only, one category, one tag, featured only or one team. A pinned item pushed back to draft drops out instead of showing a broken card.
Sliders, rows and pop-ups retire themselves on your site’s own clock. Hero slides build themselves from your events, and a 24-hour, 3-day or 1-week look-ahead keeps the front page about this weekend.
Nested folders, drag between them, preview video with a scrub bar, search by name, title or alt text, and compress every image on upload. A clashing filename is numbered, never overwritten.
24 screens in 6 groups — appearance, locale, content, integrations, security and system — including 20 feature switches. No rebuild, no restart, and every change is audited.
43 permissions in 15 groups, plus 2 everyone always has. Staff land on the first page they’re allowed to open, and guardrails stop anyone promoting themselves or deleting the last administrator.
Creations, edits and deletions, plus logins, role assignments, password resets and announcement sends — each linked to the record and filterable by type and date range.
Page views, content views, unique visitors and signed-in views with period-over-period deltas. Connected TVs are counted as TVs, and the report exports as a PDF in your name and colours.
Pick everyone, viewers, all staff, one staff role or newsletter subscribers, see exactly how many people will receive it, then send by inbox, email and phone push. Sends over 50 ask you to confirm.
No. Sliders, rows, the carousel and pop-ups are dragged into order in the Studio and save by themselves, and the public site follows within seconds. There is no deploy step.
Walk through the dashboard on a call with someone who runs broadcasts, or take the written tour first.
A 30-minute walkthrough of the live product — no slides.