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This article is dedicated to users with Leader Elite, Leader, or Musician Pro accounts.
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Back On Stage's new multi-day booking feature allows you to easily manage complex scheduling for your musicians across sequential dates, recurring events, and bookings with rehearsals.
First, letās start with some definitions:
Primary Date:
The primary date is used as the main anchor for client invoice, contract and payment due date calculations. Every booking can only have one Primary Date.
The primary date is also used as the musician payout due date (when your payments to booked musicians are due).
Secondary Date:
Secondary dates are additional dates that belong to this booking. These can be used when a booking spans multiple days, or when you need to add rehearsals for specific gigs that do not occur on the gig date.
Multi-Day Event:
A booking consisting of a Primary Date and any number of Secondary Dates.
Create a booking, or edit an existing one.
In the āEdit Event Detailsā section, click on the āAdd A Dateā button to add your desired number of Secondary Dates.
In the āSchedule and Servicesā section, youāll notice a date field appear next to each schedule item. You can now set the desired date for each schedule item.
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Add items in any order, then use the āReorder by Date/Timeā button to rearrange all items in chronological order (this happens automatically when you save).
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Before you decide to create multi-day events, itās important to understand how syncing will work with your and your musiciansā Google Calendars.
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Need help syncing your Google Calendar? Learn how
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In Back On Stage, you book your musicians in connection to Services. Because services connect to your booked members, service dates are connected too.
If you set a date for a Service item, then book members for that service

If you do NOT set a date for a Service item, and you book members for that service
