Anyone with a gym, a stage, or a field.
Admittee started on a school campus, where athletics, activities, facilities, and the business office all needed the same calendar. Leagues, churches, nonprofits, and venues turned out to need the same thing.
The calendar your whole campus agrees on.
Athletics proposes the game. Facilities approves the field. The box office sells the tickets. The business office sees the net. Four offices, one event, no spreadsheet between them.
Athletic directorsActivities directorsFacilitiesBusiness office & IT
Requesting events and scheduling facilities and games has become a breeze.
Friday night gate at Foundation Academy — phones out, student section behind.
Your spaces do more than you can track.
Leagues, nonprofits, churches, and programs run on shared gyms, fields, and halls. Admittee schedules them, registers the people who use them, and collects the fees, so the treasurer gets one report instead of a Venmo history.
League & program directorsOperations & facilitiesExecutive directors & boards
Your team can view available dates and spaces in real time, without emailing back and forth for confirmation.
A rec league on a Saturday in a borrowed gym, parents on the bleachers.
Every space you own.
Sub-facilities too: half a gym, one court, the practice field behind the stadium.
Sell by the seat. Rent by the hour.
A theatre with reserved seating and a membership list. A sports complex with six courts booked by the hour and paid at checkout. Both are events on a calendar with money attached, which is the only kind Admittee knows. We have not written a dedicated venue page yet, for the honest reason that we do not have a venue customer to quote — and a page of claims with nobody behind them is worth less than this paragraph. If that is you, tell us and it changes.
Reserved seatingHourly rentalsMemberships & passes
See the platform
Half a gym is a facility too.
One court, the practice field behind the stadium, the classroom off the commons. Nesting them means booking the parent blocks the children, which is the conflict schools most often miss.
Half-courtsFields and lightsClassrooms
See facility scheduling