01
Ask.
Get answers about your event.Ask questions in plain language instead of figuring out which report, filter, or screen has the answer.
“Which vendors loading in tomorrow still need insurance?”
Cue doesn’t run your event. It helps you run it better.
Running an event means keeping track of vendors, credentials, schedules, site plans, ticketing, incidents, communications, and about a hundred things that weren’t on today’s original to-do list.
Cue works across FestAxis as a second set of eyes, helping you find information, understand what’s changing, catch things that may need attention, and turn all of that into a clear next step.
From question to next step.
02
Notice.
Catch the things that are easy to miss.Surface missing information, conflicts, unusual activity, and issues worth reviewing.
“Three credentials appear to have conflicting access assignments.”
03
Understand.
Make sense of what’s happening.Turn dashboards, records, and operational data into straightforward explanations.
“Why did Gate 3 throughput fall after 6 PM?”
04
Act.
Turn information into the next step.Get recommendations, draft communications, summarize work, and prepare follow-up without starting from scratch.
“Draft reminders for the four vendors loading in tomorrow.”
Ask your event.
Cue already understands the FestAxis context you’re working in, so you don’t have to copy data into another tool or explain your event from scratch.
The context comes with you.
Vendors, Site Planner, analytics, schedules, incidents, and the records you’re actively reviewing can all shape the help Cue provides.
Which vendors still have requirements due before load-in?
What changed since yesterday?
Are there any obvious conflicts in this schedule?
Why did ticket scans drop here?
What should I review before tomorrow morning?
Ask Cue
Event context connectedSummarize the unresolved incidents.
2 incidents remain unresolved.
One requires a facilities follow-up at Gate B. The second is awaiting a supervisor note before shift handoff.
IncidentsCurrent eventYour permissions
One Cue. Across your event.
Different workflows. The same contextual layer. Cue is being designed to help wherever the work is already happening.
Command Center“What needs my attention right now?”
Vendors & Applications“Who needs follow-up before tomorrow?”
Site Planner“Review this area for access conflicts.”
Tickets, Credentials & Access“Explain what happened at Gate 3.”
Schedules“Check this schedule for conflicts.”
Incidents“Summarize this for shift handoff.”
Messaging & Reports“Draft an update based on this.”
CueEvent context
Command CenterVendors & ApplicationsSite PlannerTickets & AccessSchedulesIncidentsMessaging & Reports
Cue noticed something4 vendors need attention before tomorrow’s load-in.
Four scheduled vendors are missing required insurance documents. Two have arrival times before 10:00 AM.
You don’t always have to know what to ask.
Some of the most useful things Cue can do start before you type anything.
Cue is designed to surface meaningful, actionable information, not turn itself into another inbox you have to clear.
No separate AI workspace required.
Cue lives inside FestAxis. Ask from the global Cue panel or use contextual actions right where you’re already working.
Your event, current page, selected records, and permissions can provide the context. Less explaining. Less copy-and-paste. Less switching between tools.
Vendor compliance
Ask Cue
Review with Cue
Draft with Cue
Explain with Cue
Check conflicts
When the gates open, clarity matters even more.
Cue can help turn changing operational information into a quick briefing so your team can focus on what actually needs attention.
Current briefingLive operations
Now- 2 unresolved incidentsOne requires facilities follow-up.
- Gate 3 throughput is below Gates 1 and 2.Review lane 2 staffing and scanner retries.
- No unresolved credential-access failures recorded.Access systems currently normal.
- 1 vendor load-in remains outstanding.Arrival window is still open.
Less blank-page work.
Cue can prepare the first draft while you stay in control of what gets reviewed, edited, and sent.
Vendor communication
Draft reminders to vendors with outstanding requirements.
Draft with CueIncident handoff
Turn several incident records into a concise shift summary.
Draft with CueReports & analytics
Summarize the important takeaways without translating charts into paragraphs.
Draft with CueBuilt into FestAxis. Bound by FestAxis.
Your permissions still matter
Cue is designed to work only with information the current user is authorized to access.
Your event stays in context
Organization and event scope come from FestAxis, not from whatever someone happens to type into a prompt.
You’re still in charge
Cue can explain, recommend, summarize, and prepare work. You review and approve consequential actions before anything changes.
Cue doesn’t run your event. You do.
AI is only useful if it understands the work.
Cue isn’t a chatbot pasted into the corner of FestAxis. It’s being designed around event workflows like vendors, site planning, access, schedules, incidents, ticketing, analytics, communication, and live operations.
Generic AI
“Please upload your spreadsheet and explain what each column means.”
Cue
“Four of tomorrow’s vendors are missing required documents.”
Spend less time hunting for answers. Spend more time running the event.
FestAxis Cue brings contextual intelligence into the workflows organizers already use every day.
Cue is coming to FestAxis. Capabilities will roll out progressively as we validate them with real event workflows. AI-generated suggestions, summaries, and drafts should be reviewed before use.