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Weddings, conferences, concerts and festivals bring many vendors and many deposits. Alladdin keeps the budget, the vendor payments and the client invoices of each event together, from the first quote to the final settlement.
Break an event into venue, catering, equipment and talent. Compare the plan with what has actually been spent, line by line, and spot an overrun while there is still time to act.
One project per event
Tasks, dates and costs grouped under the event.
Planned against actual
See the gap on each line as supplier invoices arrive.
Supplier invoices from a photo
Add a receipt on site and link it to the event.
Keep each vendor's contract and quote with the event. Schedule the deposit, the progress payments and the final payment, so nobody is paid late or twice.
Contracts and files
Store agreements and check deliverables against the terms.
Payment calendar
Deposits, instalments and final payments per vendor.
Cash-flow forecast
See whether client deposits cover what you must pay.
Send a quote, take a deposit and issue an itemised invoice that shows the client where the budget went. After the event, reconcile the final costs and issue the settlement invoice for the balance.
Itemised invoices
A line for each cost, so there are no surprises.
Deposit and balance
Invoice a deposit now and the balance after the event.
Settlement after the event
Final costs compared with the quote, then the closing invoice.
Yes. Each event is its own project with its own budget, vendors and invoices, and reports show them side by side.
Yes. Invoice the deposit when the quote is accepted and the balance after the event, each as its own invoice.
No. Use your ticketing and guest-list tools, and record the takings and costs in Alladdin.
Link invoices and expenses to the event project. Revenue, costs and margin are shown for that event only.
Create the project, list the vendors and send the first quote.