Night reports and emails

This page is for people running a venue or a night. If you’re a DJ looking to play, start here.

This page answers what you get after a night ends, and what your DJs got without you sending it.

The night report

Every night produces a night report once it ends. Find it beside the night under Open decks.

  • Which DJs played, and which claimed a slot but did not turn up.
  • How many people scanned a code during the night.
  • Follows and tips that came out of it.
  • Which slots went first, and which never filled.

That last line is the most useful over time. If your 9pm slot always goes in an hour and the midnight one never fills, your night is telling you what shape it wants to be.

What the night sends

We send these on your behalf. You do not send any of them yourself.

  • Claim confirmation — to a DJ when they take a slot, with the time on it.
  • Roster invitation — to every DJ on your roster, when you choose to tell them about a night.
  • Slot opened — to everyone on the waitlist, when a slot frees up. The first DJ to grab it gets it.
  • Reminder — to each DJ the day before.
  • Starting soon — to a DJ shortly before their set.
  • Night cancelled — to every DJ holding a slot, if you cancel.
  • Recap — to each DJ afterwards, with what their set did.
The recap carries your venue’s name. It lands in a DJ’s inbox the morning after with proof the night was worth playing. That is the cheapest marketing in the product.

Turning them off

Open the Emails tab beside your nights and switch off any of them. Keep the reminder and the starting-soon note if you can. Those two are what stops no-shows.

DJs hold their own switches too: each can turn off reminders, on-soon notes and recaps for the nights they play, under My sets. Confirmations and cancellation notices carry no DJ-side switch.

Last updated 2026-08-16